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Matthew 10:29

Two sparrows (duo strouqia). Diminutive of strouqov and means any small bird, sparrows in particular. They are sold today in the markets of Jerusalem and Jaffa. "For a farthing" (assariou) is genitive of price. Only here and Luke 12:6 in the N.T. Diminutive form of the Roman as, slightly more than half an English penny.

Without your Father (aneu tou patrov umwn). There is comfort in this thought for us all. Our father who knows about the sparrows knows and cares about us.

Other commentary entries containing this verse:

Luke 12:2
Luke 12:6

 

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