In Matthew chapter 9 appear people of many kinds. There is the paralytic lying on a bed, unable to move by himself; there is Matthew the tax collector, treated as a sinner by the people of that day; and there are the many tax collectors and sinners who ate with Jesus. On the other side there are the scribes and the Pharisees, who held fast to their own religious righteousness, and there are also those who thought the form of fasting important. Their outward appearances differed, but all of them had one problem in common: the fact that they had to have their problem of sin solved before God.
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