Mt 22.15-21 Oct 18-26 The Coin, the Temple, and the Cost of Truth
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There is also a sub-story here—one hidden in plain sight. Why were some Pharisees so adversarial toward Jesus? The first point worth noting is that not all Pharisees were against Jesus.
Sadly, however, there was a small group of Pharisees who actively worked to undermine and trap Jesus at every opportunity. I am sure Jesus was likely annoyed by them. Yet, ironically, some of Jesus’ most powerful teachings emerged from his dialogue with the Pharisees.
As a psychologist, I wonder why those particular Pharisees were so opposed to Jesus when many of their colleagues were not. You may have heard the expression “overreacting.” People often use it to describe someone whose response seems far greater than the situation warrants.
But I would argue that people are not necessarily overreacting.
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