The Pulpit Commentary on Matthew 10:5-15

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The external conditions of conveying Christ's message, with special reference to the immediate occasion. Our Lord points out

(a) the sphere of their work (Matthew 10:5, Matthew 10:6);

(b) the substance of their message (Matthew 10:7);

(d) the external means and methods that they should employ (Matthew 10:9-15).

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