Just read this today for class: “Biblical tradition requires that animals under the pole and bolt of a yoke be of the same race. It is illegal for the Levite to put animals that are different - for example, a donkey and an ox - under the same yoke! (Deut 22:10) Outside the metaphor, it is necessary to learn from Christ in order to experience his support as the partner who carries the yoke with us.” (Elena Bosetti, “Matthew: The Journey Toward Hope (Boston: Pauline Books, 2006), 205.) Thanks for double-ing down on this word for me today. :)
Just read this today for class: “Biblical tradition requires that animals under the pole and bolt of a yoke be of the same race. It is illegal for the Levite to put animals that are different - for example, a donkey and an ox - under the same yoke! (Deut 22:10) Outside the metaphor, it is necessary to learn from Christ in order to experience his support as the partner who carries the yoke with us.” (Elena Bosetti, “Matthew: The Journey Toward Hope (Boston: Pauline Books, 2006), 205.) Thanks for double-ing down on this word for me today. :)
Could you please tell me who the artist is that drew the picture