Matthew 26:14

"Most certainly I tell you, wherever this Good News is preached in the whole world, what this woman has done will also be spoken of as a memorial of her.”"

Key Reflection

This verse emphasizes that the impact of the woman's act of anointing Jesus' feet would transcend time and place, becoming a lasting reminder of faith and sacrifice wherever the Gospel is proclaimed. It underscores the enduring significance of acts of devotion and their role in spreading the message of Christ.

From the Scholars: Barnes' Notes

Verse 14. Then one of the twelve, etc. Luke says that Satan entered into Judas. That is, Satan tempted or instigated him to do it. Probably he tempted Judas by appealing to his avarice, his ruling passion, and by suggesting that now was a favourable opportunity to make money rapidly, by selling his Lord. Judas Iscariot. See Barnes "Mt 10:4". Unto the Chief Priests. The high priest, and those who had been high priests. The ruling men of the sanhedrim. Luke adds, that he went also to the captains, (Mt 22:4.) It was necessary, on account of the great wealth deposited there, and its great sacredness, to guard the temple by night.

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