For ye have the poor always with you; but me ye have not always.
Siempre tendrán pobres con ustedes, pero a mí no siempre me tendrán.
Jesús explica que aunque siempre habrá pobres, su presencia física con ellos es temporal y valiosa.
📚 Contexto Histórico
In the Gospel of Matthew, this verse is part of the story where Jesus is anointed with expensive perfume by a woman during a dinner in Bethany, just days before his crucifixion. The disciples, including Judas, criticized the act as wasteful, arguing that the money could have been used to help the poor, but Jesus pointed out that opportunities to honor him directly were limited. This reflects the cultural context of first-century Jewish society, where anointing was a sign of honor and preparation, and highlights the tension between immediate acts of devotion and ongoing social responsibilities.
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