Passage 12

In English

too was in the same predicament. When his wife directed him to proceed to and pray to his boyhood churn' for material help in running the family, he was nervous about the success of his mission, for, he fixed his attention on the externals, namely, the fort, palace, bodyguards and all the paraphernalia of kings. He compared them with his own dress, appearance and the low value of the offering that he was taking to Him. The Lored cares for the purity of the motive behind the act, not for the pomp and the show.