Read Mark 2.18-28
In 2.18-22 new practices.
Although John acknowledges Jesus' worthiness, he retained his own disciples.
Fasting, a traditional form of Jewish piety, is adopted by Jesus' followers after the crucifixion (2.20).
In verse 19 bridegroom and wedding imagery suggest times of exceptional joy.
In verses 21-22 Jesus' gospel represents the new wine; neither old or new teachings are lost.
In 2.23-28 Lord of the sabbath.
It is unlikely Pharisees spied on people in grain fields; this compliant against the disciples, but not Jesus suggests conflicts between the church and the synagogue.
In verse 25 citing scripture to interpret scripture is typical of Jesus' rabbinic, teaching.
Abiathar's father Ahimelech was high priest when David at consecrated bread (1 Sam 21.1-6; 2 Sam 15.35).
In verse 27 also rabbinic teaching.
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