He laid his hands on them. Mark says, he blessed them. That is, he pronounced or sought a blessing on them.

He laid his hands on them—Mark records, as before, the act of caressing tenderness: “He folded them in His arms, and laid His hand…

The primary difficulty for children in coming to Christ frequently lies with their friends. Their parents or other relatives think they are too you…

Pseudo-Chrysostom: The Lord had been speaking about chastity, and some of His hearers now brought infants to Him, who a…

Jesus did not want the little children prevented from coming to him, because the kingdom of heaven belongs to those like them. Jesus receives them …

And he laid his hands on them
"And ble ed them", as Mark says; he put his hands upon them, according to the custom o…

It is well when we come to Christ ourselves, and bring our children. Little children may be brought to Christ as needing and being capable of recei…

In this pa age, it was shown how one comes to eternal life by the common way. Here, He teaches how one comes by the way of perfection. This way of …