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Although, I'm not sure of the context in which you are asking this question -- scribes had two or perhaps three key roles in Jesus' ministry.

1. The scribes (although not all of them) were His greatest antagonists. At every turn, they challenged His teachings and His position of being the Son of God.

2. The scribes, before Jesus matured into ministry, were the experts on the Law of Moses and the ONLY people given full authority in teaching AND interpreting it with accuracy. Some of them saw the rise of Christ's ministry and His growing popularity as a threat to their belief system, teachings, authority, power and influence.

3. While this isn't the only area of significance, scribes (recorders) had the responsibility of chronicling biblical history and historical facts -- including genealogy.

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Q: What was the significance of the Scribe in relation to the ministry of Christ?
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