Tracts for Missionary Use volume 1
Tracts for Missionary Use volume 1
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, if he were aprojphet, would have known who and what manner of woman this is that touch- eth him / for she is a sinner. '''' — Luke vii. 39.
Iisr order to realize the transaction that occur- red in the house of Simon the Pharisee, we have need to bear in mind several peculiarities of Eastern life. Thus, men wore sandals instead of shoes ; these were laid aside at the door of a house, and the guest was offered water to bathe his feet. Moreover, it was the custom to recline instead of sitting at... table ; so that the feet could be readily apj^roached by a servant. And yet again, unguents and perfumes were in con- stant ■ use, and at costly entertainments were poured upon the heads and beards of the com- pany.
Our Lord had accepted the somewhat churlish hospitality of Simon the Pharisee. He entered, but did not receive the usual welcome of a kiss, or the common courtesy of water for his feet; 117 4 OUR LORD IN SIJIOn's HOUSE.
and thus took liis place at tlie table an unlionored guest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, if he were aprojphet, would have known who and what manner of woman this is that touch- eth him / for she is a sinner. '''' — Luke vii. 39.
Iisr order to realize the transaction that occur- red in the house of Simon the Pharisee, we have need to bear in mind several peculiarities of Eastern life. Thus, men wore sandals instead of shoes ; these were laid aside at the door of a house, and the guest was offered water to bathe his feet. Moreover, it was the custom to recline instead of sitting at... table ; so that the feet could be readily apj^roached by a servant. And yet again, unguents and perfumes were in con- stant ■ use, and at costly entertainments were poured upon the heads and beards of the com- pany.
Our Lord had accepted the somewhat churlish hospitality of Simon the Pharisee. He entered, but did not receive the usual welcome of a kiss, or the common courtesy of water for his feet; 117 4 OUR LORD IN SIJIOn's HOUSE.
and thus took liis place at tlie table an unlionored guest.
What to read after Tracts for Missionary Use volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Leeman to read onlineMoreLess
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