A Plain Commentary On the First Gospel
A Plain Commentary On the First Gospel
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The children's bread is now freely cast to dogs of all kinds the children themselves still, as ever, sulkily refusing in its altered form to eat it. We ought, we presume, to feel flattered that we Gentiles are now permitted to taste this^celestial bread. It is, however, the alarming fact that this heavenly bread has long been declining in Gentile estimation ; and the belief is becoming general amongst the best judges that our good, honest, earthly bread is in every way a far better article. In ...this estimate we have, Reader, to own that for our part we entirely concur. The woman, however, was not to be cast aside. The remem- brance of that devil in her home made her 27Andshesaid, Truth, , . . , ~, . , -, , Lord : yet the dogs eat resolve to bear with any affronts it she could fall fromTheir masters' only obtain the magical exorcistic formula she was seeking. Hence she humbles herself even to the pitch of degradation here recorded. She accepts Jesus' sneer, but points out that even dogs eat of the crumbs that fall from the masters' table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The children's bread is now freely cast to dogs of all kinds the children themselves still, as ever, sulkily refusing in its altered form to eat it. We ought, we presume, to feel flattered that we Gentiles are now permitted to taste this^celestial bread. It is, however, the alarming fact that this heavenly bread has long been declining in Gentile estimation ; and the belief is becoming general amongst the best judges that our good, honest, earthly bread is in every way a far better article. In ...this estimate we have, Reader, to own that for our part we entirely concur. The woman, however, was not to be cast aside. The remem- brance of that devil in her home made her 27Andshesaid, Truth, , . . , ~, . , -, , Lord : yet the dogs eat resolve to bear with any affronts it she could fall fromTheir masters' only obtain the magical exorcistic formula she was seeking. Hence she humbles herself even to the pitch of degradation here recorded. She accepts Jesus' sneer, but points out that even dogs eat of the crumbs that fall from the masters' table.
What to read after A Plain Commentary On the First Gospel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilcox Ella Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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