Student Darlene Davis
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Jesus goes to His own people first and they rejected Him. The importance of the miracles involving the gentiles was because they had faith that Jesus could do them. This is allowed the gospel to be spread to all nations of the world.
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It definitely paints a picture and shows a few of realism such to the point as to why things were as they were in that day. It seems like life for Christians was very tumultuous and threatening at times because cultures did not embrace Christians or their beliefs, so those practices were for certain against cultural norms and societal beliefs.
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Jesus exemplified in this moment His utter dependence on God as well as His humility to submit to the will of His Father in accordance with god’s ultimate plan for redemption of man and His desire to have a relationship with what He had created for Him at the onset.
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Because they were to be kept of reminding themselves of their heritage and the works of God on behalf of his relationship with being God’s chosen people.
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He praises them for their embracing God in the scriptures.