Matthew 12:20

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Personal theological interpretation by Victor Porton, not scholarly consensus.

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Victor Porton's personal theological reading of Matthew 12:20; the views below are the author's interpretation.

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Matthew 12:20 > A bruised reed He will not break, and smoking flax He will not quench, until He bring forth judgment to victory.” Isa. 42:1

I think, most preachers would concentrate on a spiritual meaning of this verse. But I want to tell its literal meaning:

Jesus, when sharing reeds with His disciples chose a bruised reed, because He will skillful as God not to break it while using.


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