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Framed print · Matt 23:24
Gnat and Camel
Matt 23:24
“Which strain at a gnat, and swallow a camel.”
Matthew 23:24
$45
8 x 10 in framed print of this verse’s explanation card: the verse, the story, the point and what to say if someone asks. Matte paper in a wood frame (black, white or red oak) with an acrylic front. Hanging hardware included. Made to order.
The frame comes in black, white or red oak. You pick it when you check out.
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What it means
Jesus was calling out religious leaders who gave God ten percent of even the mint and spices in their kitchens but skipped justice, mercy and faithfulness. They strained their drinks through cloth so they wouldn’t swallow a gnat, an unclean bug. Jesus said they were swallowing the camel, which is also unclean, just bigger.
If you’re careful about the tiny rules and careless about mercy, you’ve swallowed a camel.
If someone asks
“Jesus said this to religious leaders who gave God ten percent of their spice racks and ignored mercy. They’d strain a bug out of their drink, then swallow a whole camel. You can be careful about everything except what matters.”
Now you’ve been Manna’d.