in the house

in the house, I imagine things served for family
is always different than that of visitors, usually
when you have company as in the days of the
Greeks, btw, this is foreign to Jewry,

a Samaritan might as well be a pure blood Greek,
it was at least Greek culture to well honor guests
& not turn a visitor away from greetings,

Joshua s talk of the Samaritan might as well been
a Greek, cuz in Jewry you rob steal & kill to get
what you have, while Greek culture was more
like that of the Samaritan,

from what I knowm Greeks would always entertain
a guest, & I believe this is where the saying of most
likely the Greeks that had entertained Angels, I believe
this is where that came from, cuz no one in Jewry
would ever entertain anyone,

This is even in the book of Acts when Peter was
knocking at the door after getting out of prison,
& you know what they never let him in,

usually when you have guests you put out the
fine china & porcelian like as if you were to
entertain the 5 wise virgins that Joshua talked
about,

unlike those whom Vlad would entertain, but hey,
Pharisees were nice guys unlike Vlady huh, I
guess Joshua could have miss spoke about the
hambuger they served, at least Ièm sure it tasted
like ham,