Ye also (κα υμεις). Jesus admits that the disciples had transgressed the rabbinical traditions. Jesus treats it as a matter of no …

But he answered. They accused him of violating their traditions, as though they were obligatory. In his answer, he implied that t…

By your tradition — It is better translated as, for the sake of your tradition. Our Lord’s answer, it should be noted, is…

Then came to Jesus scribes and Pharisees, which were of Jerusalem, saying, Why do thy disciples transgress the tradition of the elders? for the…

Rabanus Maurus: The men of Gennesaret and the less learned believe, but those who seem to be wise come to dispute with Him. Th…

Why do you also transgress? There are two answers given here by Christ: the first is addressed, so to speak, to the person, while the latt…

But he answered and said to them
Taking no notice of the tradition about eating bread without washing the hands, whe…

Additions to God's laws reflect upon His wisdom, as if He had left out something that was needed and that humans could supply; in one way or anothe…

Above, the Lord showed the power of His teaching under figures; now He shows its sufficiency. This is shown in two ways. Firstly, He shows that He …