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Matthew 19:14  (Young's Literal Translation)
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Matthew 19:14

Matthew 19:14 Suffer little children. Do not hinder them, either by word, or by a bad example. To come unto me. Whatever mortal, young or old, wishes to come to Christ should be encouraged. For of such is the kingdom of heaven. Those who have the loving simplicity, humility, and trust of children. See Matthew 18:1-14. These words show, (1) that children are not, as some have taught, totally depraved; (2) that the earlier they come to Christ the better; (3) that they should not be hindered from coming by injudicious teaching; (4) that parents should bring them to the Savior.




Other People's Commentary (NT) entries containing Matthew 19:14:

Matthew 18:1
Matthew 19:14
Mark 10:13-16
Luke 18:15-17

 

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