Matthew 26:10

“When Jesus understood it, etc.] The indignation of his disciples at this action of the woman’s; which he might know, as man, partly by their looks, and partly by their words; though without these, as God, he knew the secret indignation, and private resentment of their minds: he said unto them, why trouble ye the woman? by blaming her, and censuring the action she had done; as it must, no doubt, greatly trouble her to meet with such treatment from the disciples of Christ: had any of the Pharisees blamed her conduct, it would have given her no pain or uneasiness; but that Christ’s own disciples should show indignation at an action done by her from a sincere love to Christ, and to do honour to…”

“Why: Job 13:7; Mar 14:6; Luk 7:44-50; Gal 1:7, Gal 5:12, Gal 6:17 a good: Neh 2:18; Co2 9:8; Eph 2:10; Col 1:10; Th2 2:17; Ti1 3:1, Ti1 5:10; Ti2 2:21; Tit 1:16, Tit 2:14, Tit 3:1, Tit 3:8, Tit 3:14; Heb 13:21; Pe1 2:12 Matthew 26:11”