1. Mammon (6:24): “Money” renders Greek mamōna ,

(“mammon”),itself a transliteration of Aramaic māmônā\' (in the

emphatic state; “wealth,” “property”). The root in both Aramaic and Hebrew (’mn) indicates that in which one has confidence; and the connection with money and wealth, well attested in Jewish literature... is painfully obvious. Here it is personified.[bsg_ref id=\"79\" vol=\"\" page=\"178\"]

Dogs (7:6): “Dogs” must not be thought of as household pets: in the Scriptures they are normally wild, associated with what is unclean, despised....[bsg_ref id=\"79\" vol=\"\" page=\"185\"]
Swine (7:6): The “pigs” are not only unclean animals but wild and vicious, capable of savage action against a person.[bsg_ref id=\"79\" vol=\"\" page=\"185\"]

ojos

Marcos – 13

Mateo – 9

Juan – 18