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Mark 12:24

Mark 12:24

Treasury of Scripture Knowledge · Canne, Browne, Blayney, Scott, and others · Public Domain

Do: As the five books of Moses were the only scriptures which the Sadducees admitted as Divine, our Lord confutes them by an appeal to these books, and proves that they were ignorant of those very writings which they professed to hold sacred. He not only rectified their opinions, but so explained the doctrine as to overthrow the erroneous decision of the Pharisees, that if two brothers married one woman, she should be restored at the resurrection to the first. ; ; , ; ; , ; ; ;

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