<p>6:7 <i>And the scribes and Pharisees watched him closely, whether he would heal on the Sabbath, that they might find an accusation against him</i>- A legal term. They wanted to get Jesus in court over this issue. But there&rsquo;s no evidence they actually did, and there was no recorded mention of Sabbath breaking in His final trial- so well and profoundly did He answer them. Their false accusation of Him was especially seen at His trials. Pilate&rsquo;s question to them &ldquo;What accusation do you bring against this man?&rdquo; (Jn. 18:29) shows the Jews as the ultimate false accusers of God&rsquo;s Son. For it was because of their playing the ultimate role of the Devil, the false accuser, that the Son of God was slain. No wonder the ideas of &lsquo;Devil&rsquo; and &lsquo;Satan&rsquo; are often associated with the Jewish system&rsquo;s opposition of Christ and His people. The same Greek word for &lsquo;accuser&rsquo; is five times used about Jewish false accusation of Paul in an attempt to hinder His work for Christ (Acts 23:30,35; 24:8; 25:16,18).</p>