Luke 8:35 uses the same phrase 'sitting at the feet of Jesus' for the healed demoniac — who was clearly not being trained as a rabbi
Mike finds a counter-example in the same gospel (Luke), only two chapters away, using the identical phrase.
Luke 8:35: the demon-possessed man, after being healed, is found 'sitting at the feet of Jesus.' He was with Jesus for only a brief time before being sent back to his town. Luke is comfortable using the phrase for someone who is not undergoing rabbinical training — just someone who is learning from Jesus.
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