Matteus 9:9-13

Matteus 9:9-13 NB

Da Jesus gikk videre derfra, så han en mann ved navn Matteus sitte på tollboden. Han sa til ham: Følg meg! Og han sto opp og fulgte ham. Og det skjedde ved måltidet i hans hus, se, da kom mange tollere og syndere og spiste sammen med Jesus og disiplene hans. Da fariseerne så det, sa de til disiplene hans: Hvorfor eter deres mester sammen med tollere og syndere? Men da Jesus hørte det, sa han: Det er ikke de friske som trenger lege, men de som har ondt. Gå bort og lær hva dette betyr: Barmhjertighet er det jeg vil ha, ikke offer! Jeg er ikke kommet for å kalle rettferdige, men for å kalle syndere.

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