Matthew 10:29-31

[29] not two sparrows sold for a farthing? and one of them not fall on the ground without Father. [30] But the very hairs head all numbered. [31] Fear ye not therefore, are of more value than many sparrows.

What is the context of Matthew 10:29-31?

Jesus Teaches the Fear of God (Matthew 10:27-31 true)
Fear God (Matthew 10:26-31 true)
Have No Fear (Matthew 10:26-33 true)
Fear God Rather Than People (Matthew 10:26-33 true)
The Meaning of Discipleship (Matthew 10:24-39 true)
Jesus Sends Out the Twelve .( A .) .( B .) .( C .) .( D .) .( E .) (Matthew 10:1-42 true)
Jesus Sends Out the Twelve Apostles (Matthew 10:1-42 true)

What does Matthew 10:29-31 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

Third, the same God who will not permit a sparrow to fall to the ground will certainly take care of His faithful servants. The Jews were very familiar of this illustration. ^[1] The poor in Israel ate sparrows since they only cost a fraction of a day"s wage. ^[2] The mention of the disciples" heavenly Father ( Matthew 10:29) stresses His care that extends to the numbering of his or her hairs. Often people think that God cares only for the big things in life and is unconcerned about the details. Jesus taught the opposite. God"s concern with details should give us confidence that He controls the larger affairs of life.