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[@takundatapfumaneyi4451]

Finally, I thank God, I understand this story for the first time.....

[@valentinogal781]

I remember reading about this when I was a teen and cried so much after having read it. You see all my life I always felt left out by my family and more of an inconvenience to them at times. So you can imagine when I go into the word to find comfort only to read this scripture thinking that I was nothing more than a dog to Jesus. It wasn't until it was finally explained to me that I finally understood it. Jesus did not want to give us scraps but he wanted us to sit at the table of the king. 🥰🥰 God can sometimes sound sarcastic in scripture. 2 Samuel 9 9. David asked, “Is there anyone still left of the house of Saul to whom I can show kindness for Jonathan’s sake?” 2. Now there was a servant of Saul’s household named Ziba. They summoned him to appear before David, and the king said to him, “Are you Ziba?” “At your service,” he replied. 3. The king asked, “Is there no one still alive from the house of Saul to whom I can show God’s kindness?” Ziba answered the king, “There is still a son of Jonathan; he is lame in both feet.” 4. “Where is he?” the king asked. Ziba answered, “He is at the house of Makir son of Ammiel in Lo Debar.” 5. So King David had him brought from Lo Debar, from the house of Makir son of Ammiel. 6. When Mephibosheth son of Jonathan, the son of Saul, came to David, he bowed down to pay him honor. David said, “Mephibosheth!” “At your service,” he replied. 7. “Don’t be afraid,” David said to him, “for I will surely show you kindness for the sake of your father Jonathan. I will restore to you all the land that belonged to your grandfather Saul, and you will always eat at my table.” 8. Mephibosheth bowed down and said, “What is your servant, that you should notice a dead dog like me?” 9. Then the king summoned Ziba, Saul’s steward, and said to him, “I have given your master’s grandson everything that belonged to Saul and his family. 10. You and your sons and your servants are to farm the land for him and bring in the crops, so that your master’s grandson may be provided for. And Mephibosheth, grandson of your master, will always eat at my table.” (Now Ziba had fifteen sons and twenty servants.) 11. Then Ziba said to the king, “Your servant will do whatever my lord the king commands his servant to do.” So Mephibosheth ate at David’s table like one of the king’s sons. 12. Mephibosheth had a young son named Mika, and all the members of Ziba’s household were servants of Mephibosheth. 13.And Mephibosheth lived in Jerusalem, because he always ate at the king’s table; he was lame in both feet. We didn't have to come from the house of David because Jesus king of King and Lord of Lord's, having came from the lineage of David although we were not children of the promise (Jews) still wanted to show us Gentiles kindness and not by giving us scraps but by making us adopted inheritaners of his promise and made room at the table and so we were invited to also partake in the kings table. Praise God!!!

[@MrMuncle]

Thanks for sharing! Wonderful scripture - It's amazing how God calls us into His kingdom and wants us to have that personal relationship with Him - even if we have nothing to offer. Pure mercy and grace. :)

[@valentinogal781]

@@MrMuncle Yes, indeed God is so perfect and good that everything he does is perfect even if we can't see the plan he is always at work. 😊

[@valentinogal781]

@Hildy31 Amen!

[@camsonknight4606]

Please never stop making these, cover every angle of the Bible possible. It taught me so much!! Thank you!!

[@MrMuncle]

Thank you! Every 'Like', 'share' and 'Subscribe' helps towards doing these! :)

[@eben4reel934]

This is one of the most beautiful explanations of this story I have ever heard. Thank you.

[@afroqueenarts]

I enjoyed this so much. Thank you for explaining it for everyone that does not understand the reading of Gods word.

[@azzurrox]

Thanks a lot. God bless you immensely. I cried while watching this gem. I am blessed brother in faith!

[@fishandethan4768]

Amen ❤❤ it's beautiful way of visualising the Holy Gospel of Jesus

[@betsyhmar4113]

The illustration is very simple and easy to understand..it help me to understand clearly.. thank you..

[@nanjackson5830]

Amen. Such a blessing

[@9000o-d9f]

Jesus said: "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." And the woman is truly poor in spirit, and the kingdom promised by Jesus belongs to her

[@vickiechen5777]

Thank you very much for this extremely helpful explanation! I was searching sermons online about this passage and there was few of it. What you said is clear, biblical, loving, and awakening. Really really appreciate it! May you be blessed by the Lord!

[@tedichino8878]

Thank you so much for explaining Mathew 15:21-28, I was reading the Bible and I was having a hardtime understanding the passage. I Prayed and asked God to help me understand the passage then I Saw your video. Thanks again and may Jesus use you to explain confusing passage to people like me who was having a hardtime understanding certain passages in the Bible. God bless you all!

[@MrMuncle]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bancywanjiku3465]

Wow THANKYOU so much for this I finally understand the story ... God bless you ❤️

[@MrMuncle]

Glad it helped! God bless! :)

[@JeffrinJohn]

This was amazing! Never stop making these 🙌🏼

[@karenkarnage86]

Fantastic! Thank you! God bless!

[@Rochelle1510]

Amen. Thank you Lord Jesus Christ for restoration in my marriage with my husband Floyd

[@iGsquared]

Man, this is brilliant. Wish there were more of these

[@melovetolaugh6417]

Leaving a comment to help with the algorithm because this is a helpful video

[@MrMuncle]

Bless you.

[@anishalyngdoh1276]

Thankyou so much brother.. Very insightful.. This really help me. May God bless you and continue to used you for His Glory🥰

[@pengxueher5714]

Mr Muncle, I have been blessed by this video. I was just reading this very passage last night and wanted to do more studying. I praise God for this.

[@MrMuncle]

You are very welcome. I'm glad it was helpful! 😃

[@connected2475]

What an amazing Savior. All glory to God our Father, through Jesus Christ. Thanks and be blessed. Tian. South Africa. Port Elizabeth

[@justinfriesen7573]

Amen man. Thanks for this video and I thank the Lord for your story and impact this has

[@NUNINJ]

AMEN! Just beautiful and powerful. Best illustration ever! Thank you very much 🙏

[@MrMuncle]

Thank you! And you are welcome! :)

[@innovativetech8152]

Amen hallelujah ❤❤❤❤

[@onixnavarro-v2s]

Amazing

[@keshabsennayak7995]

Good method of reflection

[@janinecalvin6797]

This was amazing!

[@JediKnight90001]

This was awesome. I'm already a fan! Hope this encourages you to do more. Thank you!

[@Helen-vq3uj]

Please pray for my 22 year old daughter Courtney. I have come to realize she is demon possessed. She is violent, homeless, a drunkard. She lives in her car. I have many reasons to come to this conclusion vs. mental illness. She laughs when I pray and becomes hostile at the mention of Jesus. Too long a story to get into - my request is for more to join me in prayer for this young woman…my heart is so broken.

[@MrMuncle]

Oh dear. Sounds like a very difficult situation. May you have the peace of knowing that no situation is too difficult for God to resolve. Will be praying. 🙏

[@thewaythetruthandthelife2445]

May our merciful and loving Father bless you with having that demon be removed from your daughter in Jesus name I pray amen

[@ishy7035]

God bless you! I needed this understanding. Thank you Jesus for teaching me this lesson 🙏🤍✝️

[@jurmincroe5427]

You have reached my soul good Sir... thank you. I am Reading this chapter and verses and I was confused, i searched and led me to your Video. Thank you and God Bless.

[@tylerthegrimm]

I just read this scripture last night, and it hurt so bad, and made me feel so unloved and unwanted by God.

[@aritrianditya7700]

God loves you no matter what. You are belong to God

[@Rochelle1510]

Thank you Lord Jesus Christ for restoration in my marriage with my Husband Floyd

[@MarathonMadeGalatians5-22]

awesome bro

[@stephenmckay7954]

Beautilly explained. Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@thechurchinthehallwaylive7409]

You were our church service this morning. Well done! I look forward to more.

[@MrMuncle]

Glad to be of service. Thank you! :)

[@Slab274]

Literally God bless you. This was super clear !

[@MrMuncle]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@yvonneamanimaaamoako4921]

I really love this and I’m soo proud of you !

[@MrMuncle]

Thank you! :)

[@TheOneHandedClap]

Absolute Gold. Big Thank You from Germany.

[@MrMuncle]

Danke! Bitte, from England. :)

[@stephonconstant5333]

God bless you richly

[@tenacvitas459]

Please do more of videos like this! 🙏❤️

[@MrMuncle]

Thank you. 😊 And done. kzbin.info/www/bejne/panXc5KflsyofaM

[@Littlechinacabinet]

This definitely helped me break down this story! The translations are great thank you!

[@dirtroadbluz]

GOD BLESS YOU! please do more Bible studies like this, through these GOD will reach many!

[@MrMuncle]

Thanks so much for your encouragement. I have very little time free at the moment, but I will try to do some more. :)

[@theresadejavue7125]

Thank you for this. God bless you ❤️.

[@Dman77777]

Commenting for support. Thank you ❤

[@LC-jq7vn]

I agree. I have joy and hope now, I didn’t before I knew God.

[@MrMuncle]

🙌

[@CSCINF]

Thank You

[@MrMuncle]

Welcome! :)

[@CSCINF]

@@MrMuncle keep teaching, I'm listening

[@louellanacua7166]

Praise God! for your life and talent. Thank you so much for this.

[@MrMuncle]

You are very welcome. God bless you! :)

[@preenarachel16]

Amen!!! God bless u

[@MrMuncle]

And you!

[@karinapillay874]

This is absolutely in context and beautifully expressed. Very few people bother to do research into context, learning what the words mean in context and cross referencing! but you have expressed it all so simply and I can see the effort in research done. And especially nothing that a strong person is one who indeed relies totally on Jesus is so important! We are saved by grace through faith. We are not worthy to be saved yet God calls us. How humblimg. Well done on explaining this so well! We all need to be taught how to interpret scripture in context.

[@MrMuncle]

Thank you, Karina. God bless you! 🙂

[@highpriority7906]

Great message brother. God bless you. I had to have been led to your video tonight, well “today” technically but thank you truly. I loved it and believe you absolutely nailed it! Much love my brother may Jesus continue to lead you

[@LisaY4yeshua]

This was wonderful teaching of this passage. Thank you

[@MrMuncle]

You're welcome! :)

[@deanibrahim1970]

Excellent! Such a wonderful explanation! Thank you 🙏

[@MrMuncle]

You're welcome! :)

[@augustarellano197]

I love your testimony of being an atheist and reading the Bible to prove it that God isn’t real, then it back firing and the lord using the Bible to save you. Amazing!

[@MrMuncle]

Praise God, He really 'stepped in'. :)

[@clefyfernandes4098]

thank you so much for the explanation... God bless you

[@cityslickercamp259]

So awesome. Thank you

[@cindycapps3820]

Thank you!

[@jennifervanhorn9509]

Thank you! God bless you

[@MrMuncle]

My pleasure. God bless!

[@glaubend_de]

a great video, thank you for your work! please do more!

[@MrMuncle]

Thanks buddy! I will do, soon as I have some time. :)

[@Stacyaj10]

He was in fact bringing the woman’s sin of abuse to attention. Her sin toward her daughter had taken root and opened her up to demonic possession. Of course, this is a teaching moment orchestrated by Almighty God, so that everyone is edified where they are, but we cannot discount that the woman’s own sin was laid bare in that moment. Her response is one of humility, confession and faith, which are hallmarks of a transformative conviction of our own sin. The relationship and redemption between God and creation was understood and the God of limitless mercy and compassion and incalculable grace forgave her sins and removed the consequences of her sin as only HE can do.

[@peggan471]

thank you

[@MrMuncle]

You're welcome! :)

[@ataleciosena4131]

Thank you for explanation.

[@makaylakaikea]

Wow thank you for this, this is so insightful.

[@MrMuncle]

Thank you! :)

[@cc449]

Wow! This video is great. Hope to see more like this. God bless!

[@MrMuncle]

Thank you! I was waiting to see if many people watched it before doing more, but I see that it is quite popular, so yes, I will be doing more. :)

[@msrosthe1]

Outstanding work!

[@MrMuncle]

Thank you kindly! 🙂

[@sumijelly]

thank you for this

[@reborninchrist8074]

After all this years and years of my life.... Finally realize the meaning of Lord (master) 🙌

[@leviwadel6701]

thanks, man this makes so much more sense.

[@MrMuncle]

My pleasure! :)

[@chrisharveyjazz]

May this man be blessed by the almighty see you when the Jesus appears to take us home on the last days

[@MrMuncle]

God bless you!

[@tendaichinogwenya6437]

Amen

[@Rceledonio]

I’m interested in hearing your testimony

[@MrMuncle]

Thank you. I am considering doing a 'short version' for KZbin. :)

[@judithkoki5657]

Thank you so much.i understand it now

[@smalltronixinc3348]

Maybe some one can give me scriptural insight. As followers of Christ we're called to serve and not to be served. I'm in a position where people have been taking advantage of my help and kindness.. so much I have not had time to attend to my own family needs.. when we look at Mathew 15:27 we see that even Jesus puts his family before those whom aren't his yet dew to one's faith and cry for help we see that he helped a woman who that was in desperate need of help. The poeple I'm catering to have not desperately needed my help, I beleive they are opertunist banking on my kindness and taking advantage.. my question is... if the womam didn't beg Jesus by giving the analogy of the crumbs, showing her beleive and desperation.. would he have still helped her? And in my case should I continue to help those whom aren't truly in need or should I continue even knowing I'm being taking advantage of?

[@MrMuncle]

Thanks so much for asking these good (and difficult!) questions. Concerning your personal situation and what you should do: It would be wrong for me to give advice without knowing the exact specifics, such as the needs involved, and the relationship between you and the people you are giving to. If you have a pastor, I'd definitely recommend speaking to him on this subject - suddenly drawing your support and help away from people can have dramatic and unexpected effects, and there sounds like there may be many variables that need to be considered. I might be able to guide you in the right general direction though, through answering your questions: 1. Family The example in this video is that we (the human race), regardless of lineage, are offered the position of 'family' in Christ, through faith. God's plan of salvation for the human race was unique, to the Jew first, then to the gentile - but the lesson here is that this gift of salvation from God, is available to all mankind through faith. I wouldn't so much apply it specifically to the priorities of how we help others, as I don't think that is what the text is saying. Although - God's word does remind us elsewhere that our roles in relationships, specifically with families, are important responsibilities (Eph. 5:21-33, 1 Tim 5:8, 1 Tim 3:5), and in handling these, we demonstrate our love for, and relationship with God through faith in Him. Therefore, handling our responsibilities at home (our families needs, if they depend on us) must take some form of priority, since we can't really help others with their responsibilities unless we make sure our own are handled first. Then our hearts will be in a position to give joyfully without compulsion (2 Corinthians 9:7). Sometimes communicating that we legitimately have other responsibilities as a priority, is a good way to 'jog' the conscience of people who might be trying to take advantage, and exposes unhelpful intentions. 2. "If the woman didn't beg" You could translate this to "what if the woman didn't turn to Jesus?". Scripture teaches that all people should to turn to Jesus, and through Him we have provision by grace - God's good gifts so that we shall not be lacking anything we need. Check out Matthew 7:7-12. Will God provide/help if we do not seek Him? He might - but He does make the amazing promise to provide that which is needed for those that seek Him first. This is how I best understand scripture in relation to this situation. Feel free not to take my word for it! I do hope you find all this helpful though, I have had a good long think about the answer. God bless you in your walk. 👍🙏

[@ErnestoEleonora]

Thank you for the explanation, only one question...Where did she hear about Jesus and call Him Son of David as a canaanite woman?🙏👍I will rewind this video a few times......

[@oldbaldandtalented]

Hi, I think this is great; really clear and a novel way of getting a difficult story across, particularly for young people. Please could I use this in our online service?

[@MrMuncle]

Hi, sorry for the delay. KZbin is not telling me when people comment. I guess that would depend on how you would plan to use it exactly. What was your plan?

[@Philisa_TheChildOfFavor]

Wow🙏🏾Thank God for leading me here. I needed this demonstration. Amen & Thank you.

[@MrMuncle]

Glad it was helpful!

[@daisysheridan5086]

I like the way you get right to the point. Great job explaining this parable. God bless you for sharing your wisdom. 🙏🏼

[@MrMuncle]

Thank you, Daisy. God bless you. :)

[@reborninchrist8074]

Can we also say jesus was testing the woman??

[@MrMuncle]

I believe that you could say her faith was tested, because of the opposition she faced and her perseverance through that. :)

[@shilpaabraham1897]

Nice way of explaining. This morning when I read this verse I wanted to understand and I am glad I saw this interpretation. The Canaanite woman knew the reference Jesus gave and so she could respond in the same manner how Jesus told her. I have read this verse a couple of times in my growth in Christ but have never understood it like I did today. Had it been me in her place as I am today I wonder if I could respond with the kind of faith and understanding that woman had. This is wisdom that comes from above that you preach in such an easy manner. May the Lord bless you !!!

[@MrMuncle]

Wonderful to hear how God's word is working in peoples lives. Thanks so much, may the Lord bless you today! :)

[@joannasarcamedes8191]

i have many questions.

[@MrMuncle]

That's always a good thing. Any specific questions I might be able to answer? 🤔

[@sandraalphonso9392]

Canna was suppose to be in Israel. How is it said a Greek or Egypt. Canna is the same place where our Lord performed his 1st miracle or Father Abraham settled. I am a bit confused can you please explain

[@MrMuncle]

I believe 'Cana' and 'Canaan' are different from each other. Cana I think was a town somewhere around Galilee, but 'Canaan' covered a much larger area. Something like from Sidon, right down past The Dead Sea. 'Canaanite' was also a very general term used to describe people who were not Jewish. :)

[@SYAgencies0379]

Yeah, both Judah and Esau married cannanite women, their faith has always been in submission to man, in their culture it was always welcome and normal, and customs spreaded out into the world. They always got the job done , to accomplish man , it in their DNA, I just accepted, who am I , to judge a woman as such, I mean even Christ had compassion and understanding for their belief, yet he made it clear, he doesn't like a dog way, that will accept being lower to man. They could not been that bad of woman, how could we not fulfill the truth, if we didn't mate with other nations ? 🤨, So I think , the scriptures was future - telling, of what pave the way for the gospel, if there is no law , then there no forgiveness, so I'm the context, it would be no need for grace, so I believe, everything work out , how it should be. So when the God said, " do not marry them " was a statement made from the after thought of doing so, when all things was fulfilled, how could the nations come in a blood covenant ?? 🤨, Surely only through , the mother , whom lives in all creation. 💌🕊️🫂

[@stephenmcqually2983]

Jesus is extremely famous, strange then he's not mentioned outside the bible until after 100ad

[@mwan245]

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[@TheAverageServant]

Why did u draw Jesus that way? He was super humble .. not dressed like a King. I think he wore a sackcloth and wrap with sandals and had bushy curly hair. Only time he acted as a King is when he rode in on the donkey.

[@MrMuncle]

Thanks for commenting, mate. I draw Jesus as 'King', because in the bible, He is described many times as a king (e.g. He affirmed Himself as 'King of the Jews' - Mark 15:2, and Paul called Him 'King of Kings' - 1 Timothy 6:15). Scripture also tells us that He has a kingdom (2 Peter 1:10-11) and a throne (Matthew 25:31). You are right in some ways. He didn't act as we would understand an _earthly_ king to act. Earthly rulers are corrupt and often dishonest. Instead, I would encourage you to think of it this way: Jesus acted as a _perfect_ King would, by always being humble, always being faithful, and dying for His people. He also demonstrated His Kingly authority over all creation - with His miracles, and by defeating death. I think this is why He is called 'King of KIngs'. I hope this helps! 🙂

[@joannasarcamedes8191]

another channel biblicly backs up that most gentiles were the lost sheep or gentiles or the wayward israelites??? not Judeans???? can u clear up this whole jew / gentile subject.

[@MrMuncle]

I think I'd need to see what was said on the channel in context before I can legitimately comment on it. As far as my knowledge takes me though, the 'lost sheep' phrase in the bible is a 'picture' of those who belong to God, but have wandered off. Even before Jesus came to die on the cross, this phrase occurs (i.e. Psalm 119:176, Jeremiah 50:6). If we were to say that 'lost sheep' can only be a certain type of person (either jew *or* gentile, etc.) we would be neglecting the fact that salvation comes by the grace of God, with faith alone (Ephesians 2:8-9, Romans 4), and that this gift is available to all (Rom 1:16). Everyone has the choice to approach God, and everyone has it in them to wander off. I'm definitely no expert, so I hope this makes sense and helps in some way. God bless. 👍

[@baronsecuna]

This is such a rediculous cover story. Words matter Jesus....you have found a wonderful skill to change words and meanings ...I love they way every body was assigned sin upon birth....holy cow

[@MrMuncle]

Apologies.. I'm not completely sure I understand what you mean by "Words matter Jesus".. but I agree, words do matter! I didn't change any words or meanings. I simply explained what the commonly accepted translations and meanings of this text are, according to many language and theological experts much smarter than I am. I also explained how these fit within the account context - I.e., if Jesus was insulting the woman, He probably wouldn't have also shown patience, commended her, and then healed her daughter, since this actually wouldn't make any sense within the book's narrative. Therefore Jesus must have been expressing something different. As for people being sinful, I didn't make that up - that's what the bible says about the human conditon (eg Romans 5:19). Thanks for your comment though, and for watching. I would actively encourage anybody not to implicitly trust what I say, but to always look up what the bible says for themselves! Have a good day! :)

[@stephaniemarieupton2138]

Thank you!

[@MrMuncle]

You're welcome! 👍