For he taught them as one having authority, and not as the scribes.
Les enseñaba como alguien que realmente tenía autoridad para decir lo que estaba diciendo, no como los maestros religiosos que solo citaban a otras personas todo el tiempo.
Jesús enseñaba con autoridad propia, a diferencia de los maestros religiosos que solo repetían lo que otros decían.
📚 Contexto Histórico
In the first century, Jewish scribes were religious teachers who relied on interpretations of the Old Testament Law and citations from earlier rabbis, often speaking with borrowed authority rather than personal conviction. Jesus, during His Sermon on the Mount as recorded in Matthew's Gospel, taught the crowds with a divine authority that stemmed from His identity as the Son of God, which made His message stand out as fresh and commanding. This contrast highlighted the revolutionary nature of Jesus' ministry in a culture where religious teaching was typically cautious and derivative.
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