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John 12: 1-3
Six days before the Passover, Jesus came to Bethany, where there was Lazarus, the one who had been dead, and whom he had raised from the dead. And they made him a dinner there; Martha served, and Lazarus was one of those who sat at the table with him. Then Mary took a pound of perfume of pure tuberose, of great price, and anointed the feet of Jesus, and wiped them with her hair; And the house was filled with the smell of perfume.
It is impressive how Mary teaches us to worship God, anointing and kissing her feet, bowing before the great king, the king who forgives many errors.
This woman knew how to adore, knew how to recognize, knew how to be grateful for what Jesus had done for her when the Pharisees wanted to stone her.
Maybe she kept that perfume of nardopuro, of great price, for a special moment in her life, such as for the night of her wedding, but she preferred to please the Lord by bowing before him, anointing her feet, kissing her feet, maybe she At that moment I said to him only you are worthy sir, for having forgiven my many sins, you are eternally worthy only before you I bow down bringing my perfume to adore you freely, anoint your feet saying that only you are my God, I have nothing to offer, just a broken heart over and over again, I just want your presence, I just want your gaze.
Surely Mary had more revelation than the disciples she knew that Jesus was going to die because she spent more time at the feet of Jesus.
Surely she understood that No one would forgive her like him, no one loved her like him, no one accepted her like him.
