In Matthew 5, Yeshua makes many allusions to the Temple. The Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels brings out these allusions in a way that no other translation can. This not only gives us a better understanding of Yeshua's words in the Sermon on the Mount, but it also teaches us about his relationship to the Temple.
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