Matthew 16: 23 Commentary

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But he turned, and said unto Peter, Get thee behind me, Satan: thou art an offence unto me: for thou savourest not the things that be of God, but those that be of men.

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When Jesus was trying before Pilate,He said”My Kingdom is not of this world.
If My kingdom were of this world,My servants would fight,so that I should not be delivered to the Jews;but now My kingdom is not from here.”Pilate asked,”Are you a King then?”Jesus answered,”You say rightly that I am a King.For this cause I was born,for this cause I have come into the world.”Read John 18:33-37.
Please read these verses.Mark 10:45;Luke 5:32;19:10;I John 3:8;Heb.2:14.God had a salvation program.Jesus has to come into the world to give His life as ransom to redeem man.He has to taste death for everyone.He came to destroy the devil & the works of the devil by His death.Those who are redeemed become the children of God.(John1:12;I John 5:1;3:2).The church constitutes all the believers (Jews & Gentiles)who are saved by the grace of God.Jesus did not come to build a political kingdom.He spoke about the Kingdom of God in his teachings.His purpose was to prepare people for the Heavenly Kingdom.Satan always tried to frustrate the plan of God & prevent building the Kingdom of God.Peter was not mindful of things of God.He only thought about building a kingdom for the Jews in this world. Satan worked through Peter who told that He should not go through the path of suffering & death.
He did not understand the spiritual things.So Jesus had to rebuke Him.

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TimePosted on: 8/7/2008 00:55 am
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