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“She will be remembered.” One time when Jesus was in Bethany, visiting the house of Simon the leper, a woman came to Him with an alabaster box of very precious ointment. She poured the oil on Jesus’ head, as He sat to eat.

His disciples were upset when they saw this happen and said it was wasteful. They explained that the ointment might have been sold for a good price, and the money could have then been given to the poor.

When Jesus understood what they were thinking, He said to them, “Why get upset at the woman? She has done something good on Me. For you have the poor always with you; but you will not always have Me with you like this. When she poured this ointment on My body, she did it for my burial.

“I tell you, wherever this gospel shall be preached in the whole world, there this will also be told what this woman has done. And she will be remembered for this.”

You can read this story in Matthew, chapter 26, verses 6 through 13 and Mark, chapter 14, verses 3 to 9.

“She will be remembered.” One time when Jesus was in Bethany, visiting the house of Simon the leper, a woman came to Him with an alabaster box of very precious ointment. She poured the oil on Jesus’ head, as He sat to eat.

His disciples were upset when they saw this happen and said it was wasteful. They explained that the ointment might have been sold for a good price, and the money could have then been given to the poor.

When Jesus understood what they were thinking, He said to them, “Why get upset at the woman? She has done something good on Me. For you have the poor always with you; but you will not always have Me with you like this. When she poured this ointment on My body, she did it for my burial.

“I tell you, wherever this gospel shall be preached in the whole world, there this will also be told what this woman has done. And she will be remembered for this.”

You can read this story in Matthew, chapter 26, verses 6 through 13 and Mark, chapter 14, verses 3 to 9.