Mateo 9:35

Filipino Cebuano Bible

35 Ug ang tanang mga lungsod ug mga balangay gisuroy ni Jesus nga nagpanudlo sulod sa ilang mga sinagoga ug nagwali sa Maayong Balita mahitungod sa gingharian, ug nag-ayo sa tanang mga sakit ug kaluyahon.

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Matthew 4:23, Matthew 4:24, Matthew 11:1, Matthew 11:5, Mark 1:32-39, Mark 6:6, Mark 6:56, Luke 4:43, Luke 4:44, Luke 13:22, Acts 2:22, Acts 10:38

Reciprocal: Matthew 19:2 - General Matthew 21:14 - General Matthew 24:14 - this Mark 1:14 - preaching Luke 4:15 - he Luke 8:1 - that John 18:20 - I spake

Gill's Notes on the Bible

And Jesus went about all the cities and villages,.... He did not confine himself, and his acts of kindness and compassion, to his own city, Capernaum, but he took a circuit throughout all Galilee; and not only visited their larger and more principal cities and towns, but their villages also; doing good to the bodies and souls of men in every place, and of whatever state and condition.

Teaching in their synagogues; which were places of public worship, where prayer was made, the law and the prophets were read, and a word of exhortation given to the people; and which, it seems, were in villages, as well as in cities and towns: and indeed it is a rule with the Jews h, that

"in what place soever there are ten Israelites, they ought to build a house, to which they may go to prayer, at all times of prayer; and such a place is called בית הכנסת, "a synagogue".''

And hence we often read of i בית הכנסת של כפרים, "the synagogue of villages", as distinct from the synagogues of cities and walled towns; which confutes a notion of the learned Dr. Lightfoot k, who thought there were no synagogues in villages. Now, wherever Christ found any of these, he entered into them, and taught the people publicly,

preaching the Gospel of the kingdom; the good news and glad tidings of peace and pardon, reconciliation and salvation, by himself the Messiah; all things relating to the Gospel dispensation; the doctrines of grace, which concern both the kingdom of grace and glory; particularly the doctrine of regeneration, and the necessity of having a better righteousness than that of the Scribes and Pharisees; the one as a meetness, the other as a title to eternal happiness:

and healing every sickness, and every disease among the people. As he preached wholesome doctrine for the good of their souls; for their spiritual health, and the cure of their spiritual maladies; so he healed all sorts of diseases the bodies of men were incident to, that were brought unto him; and by his miracles confirmed, as well as recommended, the doctrines he preached.

h Maimon Hilchot Tephilla, c. 11. sect. 1. i T. Bab. Megilla. fol. 26. 1. & Gloss. in ib. Maimon. & Bartenora in Misn. Megilla, c. 3. sect. 1. & Maimon. Hilch. Tephilla, c. 11. sect. 16. k In Mark i. 38. & Chorograph. ad Matt. c. 98.

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

And Jesus went about all the cities and villages ... - That is, in all parts of Galilee, for his labors were, as yet, confined to that part of Palestine. Compare the notes at Matthew 4:24-25.

Clarke's Notes on the Bible

Verse 35. Jesus went about all the cities and villages — Of Galilee. See on Matthew 4:23; Matthew 4:24. A real minister of Jesus Christ, after his example, is neither detained in one place by a comfortable provision made by some, nor discouraged from pursuing his work by the calumny and persecution of others. It is proper to remark, that, wherever Christ comes, the proofs of his presence evidently appear: he works none but salutary and beneficial miracles, because his ministry is a ministry of salvation.

Among the people. — εν τω λαω. This clause is omitted by about fifty MSS., several of them of the first antiquity and authority; by the Complutensian, and by Bengel; by both the Syriac, both the Arabic, both the Persic; the Ethiopic, Gothic, Saxon, and all the Itala, except four. Griesbach has left it out of the text.