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Jesus turns the question back on them. It isn’t about taxes. It is about knowing and being faithful to the one true God.

18 Later a group of Sadducees, Jewish religious leaders who didn’t believe the dead would be resurrected, came to test Jesus.

Sadducees: 19 Teacher, the law of Moses tells us, “If a man’s brother dies, leaving a widow without sons, then the man should marry his sister-in-law and try to have children with her in his brother’s name.”[a]

20 Now here’s the situation: there were seven brothers. The oldest took a wife and left her a widow with no children. 21 So the next oldest married her, left her a widow, and again there were no children. So the next brother married her and died, and the next, and the next. 22 Finally all seven brothers had married her, but none of them had conceived children with her, and at last she died also.

23 Tell us then, in the resurrection [when humans rise from the dead],[b] whose wife will she be? For all seven of them married her.

Jesus: 24 You can’t see the truth because you don’t know the Scriptures well and because you don’t really believe that God is powerful. 25 The answer is this: when the dead rise, they won’t be married or given in marriage. They’ll be like the messengers in heaven, who are not united with one another in marriage. 26 But how can you fail to see the truth of resurrection? Don’t you remember in the Book of Moses how God talked to Moses out of a burning bush and what God said to him then? “I am the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.”[c] “I am,” God said. Not “I was.” 27 So God is not the God of the dead but of the living. You are sadly mistaken.

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Notas al pie

  1. 12:19 Deuteronomy 25:5
  2. 12:23 Some manuscripts omit this portion.
  3. 12:26 Exodus 3:6, 15

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