Controversy sharpens as the Pharisees accuse Jesus of breaking the Sabbath; He declares Himself “lord of the Sabbath” and does good by healing on it. When they attribute His exorcisms to Beelzebul, He exposes the folly of a kingdom divided and warns of the unforgivable blasphemy against the Spirit. He refuses to give a sign except “the sign of the prophet Jonah” (pointing to His death and resurrection) and defines His true family as those who do the will of His Father.
Matthew study chapter
Matthew 12
c. AD 28Conflicts over the Sabbath and a blasphemous charge deepen the opposition, as Jesus points to the sign of Jonah.
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