And he entered again into the synagogue; and there was a man there which had a withered hand.
Jesus went back to the synagogue, and there was this guy there whose hand was all messed up and couldn't work properly.
Jesus walks into places where broken people are waiting for healing.
📚 Historical Context
In the time of Jesus, synagogues were local centers for Jewish worship, teaching, and community gatherings, serving as key places for religious instruction and prayer in first-century Galilee. This verse marks another instance of Jesus entering a synagogue during his early ministry, where he frequently encountered people with physical ailments, reflecting the common hardships of that era. It's part of a broader narrative in the Gospel of Mark that showcases Jesus' miraculous authority amid growing scrutiny from religious leaders.
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