If the Sabbath is made for people, and Jesus Christ is Lord of people, then Jesus Christ is Lord of the Sabbath for the benefit of the people. We see that here when Jesus allowed his hungry disciples to pick off heads of grain and eat them even though it was the Sabbath.
I am simply saying that this isn't what Jesus said and that it makes no sense in terms of the context of argument. Did the Pharisees (and even his students at the time) think Jesus was Lord of all people? That wasn't his point. He isn't talking about what he permitted but what the religious authorities permitted.
If the Sabbath is made for people, and Jesus Christ is Lord of people, then Jesus Christ is Lord of the Sabbath for the benefit of the people. We see that here when Jesus allowed his hungry disciples to pick off heads of grain and eat them even though it was the Sabbath.
I am simply saying that this isn't what Jesus said and that it makes no sense in terms of the context of argument. Did the Pharisees (and even his students at the time) think Jesus was Lord of all people? That wasn't his point. He isn't talking about what he permitted but what the religious authorities permitted.