Upon Our Lord’s Sermon on the Mount Discourse XII · §34 · John Wesley

Reading and expounding

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But perhaps it will be said, he only directed to hear them when they read the scripture to the congregation. I answer, at the same time that they thus read the scripture, they generally expounded it too. And here is no kind of intimation that they were to hear the one and not the other also. No, the very terms, All things whatever they bid you observe, exclude any such limitation.

1771 text

7. But perhaps it will be said, he only directed to hear them, when they read the scripture to the congregation. I answer, at the same time that they thus read the scripture, they generally expounded it too. And here is no kind of intimation, that they were to hear the one, and not the other also. Nay the very terms, All things whatsoever they bid you observe, exclude any such limitation.

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