मत्ती 9:9-13

मत्ती 9:9-13 HINOVBSI

वहाँ से आगे बढ़कर यीशु ने मत्ती नामक एक मनुष्य को महसूल की चौकीपर बैठे देखा, और उससे कहा, “मेरे पीछे हो ले।” वह उठकर उसके पीछे हो लिया। जब वह घर में भोजन करने के लिए बैठा तो बहुत से महसूल लेनेवाले और पापी आकर यीशु और उसके चेलों के साथ खाने बैठे।* यह देखकर फरीसियों ने उसके चेलों से कहा, “तुम्हारा गुरु महसूल लेनेवालों और पापियों के साथ क्यों खाता है?”यह सुनकर यीशु ने उनसे कहा, “वैद्य भले चंगों के लिए नहीं परन्तु बीमारों के लिए आवश्यक है। इसलिये तुम जाकर इसका अर्थ सीख लो : ‘मैं बलिदान नहीं परन्तु दया चाहता हूँ।’क्योंकि मैं धर्मियों को नहीं, परन्तु पापियों को बुलाने आया हूँ।”

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