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Originally Posted by Taka The sentences:
Hatred destroys our ability to enjoy even our food. The Bible puts it this way: Better is a dinner of herbs where love is, than a stalled ox and hatred therewith.
Could anyone interpret the excerpt for me, and explain the implication behind?
(Whose hatred is it? That of a stalled ox?) | It's not the best example to use as a way of clarifying a statement.  |
It's an approach called "down your throat and into your stomach", TDOL. And it works on many levels....once you taste a good steak yourself, you will know exactly what a "stalled ox" tastes like.
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