I remember a comment you left about humility coming from the word "humilis" - literally "on the ground" from "humus" - earth. A farmer understands that you can't change the nature of things. Reminds me of the Last Unicorn - being a hero lies in knowing the order of things.
What can be learned from Jesus washing the feet of men? you mentioned a King not bowing down to men, nonetheless a good King serves his people. Is Jesus exemplifying servitude, alike to the good king?
Not sure what you mean. Jesus didn't bow to any men, and He was anointed with extremely expensive oil. Obviously kings serve their countries, and fathers serve their families. But they aren't subject to them.
I remember a comment you left about humility coming from the word "humilis" - literally "on the ground" from "humus" - earth. A farmer understands that you can't change the nature of things. Reminds me of the Last Unicorn - being a hero lies in knowing the order of things.
What can be learned from Jesus washing the feet of men? you mentioned a King not bowing down to men, nonetheless a good King serves his people. Is Jesus exemplifying servitude, alike to the good king?
Not sure what you mean. Jesus didn't bow to any men, and He was anointed with extremely expensive oil. Obviously kings serve their countries, and fathers serve their families. But they aren't subject to them.