Actually -- he does *not* tell Martha that Mary is better. He tells her that Mary has *chosen* better. Martha's not complaining about *what* she's doing; she's just upset that Mary isn't helping like she's *supposed* to. Now I'm going to have to ponder the other things I've heard about this story and share them.
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Date: 2007-06-02 03:22 pm (UTC)Stay tuned...