because He taught them as one who possessed inherent divine authority in Himself, not like their scribes and religious teachers who merely quoted other rabbis and authorities to validate their interpretations.
because he taught as one who had authority, and not as their teachers of the law.
NMVbecause he was preaching to them with great power, not as the rest of the Torah-teachers (Scribes) and P’rushim (Pharisee [separatist]s) [separatists]”
OJBFor his ministry of moreh (teacher) was as one having samchut (authority) and not as their Sofrim (scribes, torah teachers, rabbonim).
TCENTbecause he was teaching them as one who had authority, and not as the scribes.
T4TThe reason they were amazed was that he was teaching as a person does who has authority. He was not teaching like the men who taught the Jewish laws, who just repeated what other people had taught them.