Matthew Poole and continuators on Luke 10:29
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Luke10:29
29 But he willing to justifie himself, said unto Jesus, And who is my neighbour?
This Lawyers desire to justifie himself, spake him an Hypocrite. The reason of that Question who is my Neighbour, was the notion of the Neighbour, (mentioned in the Law) which the Scribes and Pharisees had, who counted none their Neighbours, but their Friends, and benefactors, at least none but those that were of their own Nation or particular Sect, and had taught their People, that they might hate their Enemies. Our Saviour (this being but a captious question considering the received Interpretation amongst them of the Law of God,) doth not think fit to answer his question directly, but telling him a story, maketh him answer himself.
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