by His teaching such as yet believed not." Glossa Ordinaria: " (non occ.) He taught in their synagogues the Gospel of the Kingdom, as it follows, Preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom." Saint Remigius: " Understand, ‘of God;’ for though temporal blessings are also proclaimed, yet they are not called The Gospel. Hence the Law was not called a Gospel, because to such as kept it, it held out not heavenly, but earthly, goods." Jerome: " He first preached and taught, and then proceeded to heal sicknesses, that the works might convince those who would not believe the words. Hence it follows, Healing every sickness and every disease, for to Him alone nothing is impossible." Glossa Ordinaria: " (ap. Anselm.) By disease we may understand complaints of long standing, by sickness any lesser infirmity." Saint Remigius: " It should be known that those whom He healed outwardly in their bodies, He also healed inwardly in their souls. Others cannot do this of their own power, but can by God's grace." Chrysostom: " Nor does Christ's goodness rest here, but He manifests His care for them, opening the bowels of His mercy towards them; whence it follows, And seeing the multitudes, he had compassion upon them." References External links Other translations of Matthew 9:35 at BibleHub 09:35