Went (πορευθεντες). So-called deponent passive and redundant use of the verb as in 9:13: "Go and learn."

Took couns…

Then went the Pharisees. See Barnes on Matthew 3:7.

How they might entangle him. To entangle means to ensnare, as…

How they might entangle him — Literally, ensnare. The phrase is identical in meaning to our common expression “set a trap.” The plo…

Then went the Pharisees. They must have perceived that the parable of the wedding feast, like that of the wicked husbandmen, was spoken against the…

Pseudo-Chrysostom: Just as when someone tries to dam a flowing stream, as soon as one outlet is blocked, it carves out …

(15–16a) After Jesus spoke the three parables of warning to the Jewish leaders, the Pharisees went out from the temple courts where Jesus was preac…

That they might entrap him in his words. The Pharisees, perceiving that all their other attempts against Christ had been fruitless, finall…

Then went the Pharisees After they had heard the parables of the two sons being bid to go into the vineyard, of the viney…

The Pharisees sent their disciples with the Herodians, a party among the Jews who favored full subjection to the Roman emperor. Though opposed to e…

Above, the Lord refuted the Pharisees by a parable; here, He manifests His wisdom in a second way by disputing with them. He does so in two ways: