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Text: Luke 6: 6-11

THE SABBATH ISSUE

1. The scribes and Pharisees were steeply “traditionalists”.

2. They had their own interpretation as to what the Sabbath stood for.

3. Their understanding of the Sabbath was:

a. Rigid

b. Mechanical

c. Legalistic

MANY WERE AFRAID OF THE SCRIBES AND PHARISEES

1. They regarded themselves as custodians of their religion.

2. There was a Council called “The Great Sanhedrin”.

a. They had judicial authority.

b. They also had religious authority.

3. The Lord Jesus was totally unafraid of His opponents.

IN A SYNAGOGUE ON ANOTHER SABBATH

1. The Lord Jesus taught at the synagogue.

2. In the synagogue was a man with a withered right hand.

3. The scribes and Pharisees were watching the Lord Jesus intently.

a. Would the Lord heal the man on a Sabbath?

b. They were planning to accuse Him if He did (Luke 6:7).

KNOWING THEIR THOUGHTS

1. The Lord Jesus knew the scribes and Pharisees.

a. He knew their thoughts (Luke 6:8a..

b. He knew what they were seeking to do.

2. He was going to surprise the scribes and Pharisees.

a. He spoke to the man with the withered hand.

“Arise and stand here”
Luke 6:8b

b. The man obeyed the Lord Jesus.

“He arose and stood”
Luke 6:8c

3. The Lord Jesus then addressed all in the synagogue:

a. The worshippers

b. The scribes and the Pharisees

c. He posed a question to all.

“I will ask you one thing:
Is it lawful on the Sabbath to do good or to do evil,
To save life or to destroy?”
Luke 6:9

4. What possible answer could anyone give?

a. Of course, it was lawful to do good.

i. On any day.

ii. Especially on the Sabbath.

b. Of course, it was lawful to save life rather than to destroy.

i. Every day.

ii. Including the Sabbath.

5. Nobody answered the question posed. It was obvious what the answer was.

6. The Lord Jesus then proceeded to heal the man with the withered right hand.

a. “Stretch out your hand.” (Luke 6:10a)

b. “And his hand was restored as whole as the other.” (Luke 6:10b)

THE SCRIBES AND PHARISEES

1. They were filled with rage (Luke 6:11a).

2. They discussed what they could do to the Lord Jesus (Luke 6:11b).

a. Their thoughts were totally negative.

b. They were frustrated that they could not get the better of the Lord Jesus.

经文：路加福音 6：6-11

安息日的问题

1. 文士和法利赛人全是“传统主义者”

2. 他们对安息日的含义有自己的见解

3. 他们对安息日的理解是：

a. 强硬性

b. 呆板

c. 坚守法规

许多人怕文士和法利赛人

1. 文士和法利赛人认为自己是宗教的守护者

2. 有一个称为“大公会”的委员会

a. 他们有司法权

b. 他们也有宗教权威

3. 主耶稣完全不怕这些对手

另一个安息日在会堂里

1. 主耶稣在会堂教训人

2. 在会堂那里有一个人右手枯干了

3. 文士和法利赛人窥探主耶稣

a. 主在安息日治不治病？

b. 如果治病，他们就得把柄去告他《路加福音 6:7》

知道他们的意念

1. 主耶稣了解文士和法利赛人

a. 祂知道他们的意念《路加福音 6:8a》

b. 祂知道他们想做什么

2. 祂要使文士和法利赛人吃惊

a. 祂对那枯干一只手的人说：

“起来，站在当中！” 《路加福音 6:8b》

b. 那人遵从主耶稣/h5>

“那人就起来站着” 《路加福音 6:8c》

3. 主耶稣对在堂里的人说:

a. 崇拜者

b. 文士和法利赛人

c. 祂问了一个问题

“我问你们，在安息日行善、行恶，救命、害命，哪样是可以的呢？”《路加福音 6:9》

4. 他们能给出什么答案？

a. 当然，行善是合法的

i. 不管那一天

ii. 尤其是在安息日

b. 当然，救命而不是害生命是合法的

i. 每天

ii. 包括安息日

5. 没有人回答主耶稣提出的问题。答案很明显

6. 主耶稣接着医治那枯干右手的人

a. “伸出手来！” 《路加福音 6:10a》

b. “手就复了原” 《路加福音 6:10b》

文士和法利赛人

1. 他们就满心大怒《路加福音 6:11a》

2. 他们彼此商议怎样处治主耶稣 《路加福音 6:11b》

a. 他们的想法是完全错的

b. 他们因无法战胜主耶稣而感到愤怒