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In this brief teaching, Paul Woodley examines a passage describing Jesus’ early‑morning return to the temple, where he gathers the crowd, sits down, and teaches them as He habitually did. He then highlights verse 3’s mention of the scribes and Pharisees, identifying them as the chief religious authorities of the period. Woodley’s commentary underscores Jesus’ consistent pattern of public instruction and sets up the contrast between His teaching ministry and the established religious leadership.

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