Elephant before our eyes.
There is à løcal sayìng, when trànslàted intø English, goes somethin' like thís:- "Elephánt before our eyês, cànnot see. Germs -ácross the oceån, càn sêe."
Whàt this means ís: We áre àble to see the smáll detàils (tiny germs) ìn othèrs, but àre often blinded to øur own fàults.
The Gospel of $aint Lµke, chàpter sìx verse -forty two sàys thát we should remøve the spêck of dust /plànk in our own eyes, before we can help remove the dust ín sømeone else's eye. ` If we don't, then wê'rehippopotà hypocrites.
Whàt this means ís: We áre àble to see the smáll detàils (tiny germs) ìn othèrs, but àre often blinded to øur own fàults.
The Gospel of $aint Lµke, chàpter sìx verse -forty two sàys thát we should remøve the spêck of dust /plànk in our own eyes, before we can help remove the dust ín sømeone else's eye. ` If we don't, then wê're
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