women they talk about
yet, there’s new evidence that shows that women should talk more. when women in business share critical information, they can thrive .
although the series was aimed to empower women with a story about women, kidman said, “men and women of all different ages are watching this show. as much as it was about women, it was for everyone. ”
there’s a pernicious stereotype about women talking too much. trafficking in sexist jokes about talkative women forced david bonderman, a private equity billionaire, to quit the uber board .
“this piece is about women helping each other and women supporting each other, which was very important to reese and i, ” kidman noted. “i love that it’s about women coming together and making something happening very quickly, with friendship being the core of it. ”
it was the women’s minority status that led them to band together in solidarity, the researchers suggest. across industries, women use formal and informal networks to trade tips about professional opportunities and hazards, and sharing information about salaries is one way women have pushed back against sexist pay inequality .
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in sweden, about one - third of businesses are owned and run by women, although they are not granted a corresponding proportion of government funding. in fact, women - owned businesses receive much less — only 13% –18% , the rest going to male - owned companies .
in france’s champagne region, women make up only 14% of the grape growers, yet collectively they command a higher price for their grapes than the male growers, according to a study from researchers at yale and the london business school, described in harvard business review. women were successful because they pooled information about pricing, while male growers either said talking about prices with rivals was bad manners, or viewed others’ information suspiciously .
githae: hey i need to go withdraw some money. i have a suggestion, can we be meeting as men once a week for bible study and some man talk? sometimes we men think we know it all but when we come together like this and talk about issues we learn from each other. i must say i have learned a lot today
“i’m passionate because things have to change, ” witherspoon said at the press event in pasadena, calif. “we have to start seeing women on film as they really are… we need to see real women’s experiences… the constant incredible talent of women playing wives and girlfriends, i had enough. ”
“the thing that nobody knows about our perfect family is that my husband is a monster. ”
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all this left viewers incredibly shocked, and when they weren' t busy bursting out laughing they took to twitter to discuss the bombshell .
that said, with the success of the show, backstage was reeling with questions about a second season .
for all they did cast in of their abundance, .... or
superabundance
, as the arabic version renders it; or
superfluity
, as the ethiopic: they abounded in the things of the world, of which they gave only a part; and though they might give much, yet they could easily spare it, and had enough remaining :
researchers amandine ody - brasier and isabel fernandez - mateo examined 5, 700 individual transactions over a 17 - year period. the price differences are small—women earned a premium of between 1% and 2% —but consistent, and amount to about 2, 500 additional euros a year for the small growers. the women didn’t explicitly collude to set prices, but shared tips about bargaining styles, and what prices the market would support .
they did cast in of their abundance... she of her want .
in regards to women in the changing landscape of hollywood, dern says it has “changed dramatically” since she was 11 when everyone including her hairdresser was a man. she is currently working on a project where every detail — from the cast and crew — will have women. “revolution creates voice, ” she adds. “it’s a beautiful time for women. ”
yusuf: that way you cease being one with your wife and you turn your marriage into a battle of genders. you think if you stamp your foot and slap her she will not stand up for herself. feminism is there to push for women' s rights because for years men have suppressed women. but if men loved and respected women in the first place, there would be no need for feminism or affirmative action for women. a man who is firm in his identity is not intimidated by the strength and growth of a woman. women want the same thing men want: respect
for they all cast in from the surplus that they had, but this one has cast in from her want, everything that she had; she cast in all her possessions. ”
for they have all contributed out of what they could well spare, but she out of her need has thrown in all she possessed - - all she had to live on .
life is about change. sometimes it' s painful. sometimes it' s beautiful. most of the time, it' s both .
kidman added, “we were excited to show the lives of these women in a very authentic way, and yet, entertaining. ”
when asked how she spots projects that she wants to produce, witherspoon responded, “i think the constant question for me is, how am i discovering something about a woman on film that i’ve never seen before? with this piece, i feel like it was such a unique opportunity to have women at every age, every color talking about motherhood. that is the common denominator. motherhood is the great equalizer. parenthood is a great equalizer. ”
but ultimately, it’s up to moriarty if she will write a follow - up. “i’m thinking about it – it’s a beautiful possibility, ” she said .
these personas highlight a few key differences in how the entrepreneurs were perceived depending on their gender. men were characterized as having entrepreneurial potential, while the entrepreneurial potential for women was diminished. many of the young men and women were described as being young, though youth for men was viewed as promising, while young women were considered inexperienced. men were praised for being viewed as aggressive or arrogant, while women’s experience and excitement were tempered by discussions of their emotional shortcomings. similarly, cautiousness was viewed very differently depending on the gender of the entrepreneur .
“for 25 years, i’ve been the only woman on set so i had no one to talk to, ” reese witherspoon said, as she sat with her many female co - stars of hbo’s “big little lies” at the television critics association winter press tour on saturday. “they call it the smurfette syndrome, ” the oscar - winner joked of being the [ … ]
githae: yes, these women are weak and reckless. if you don' t align her, she will walk over you. be a man
the loose women panel shocked viewers today as conversation turned to a glitter capsule you can buy that is designed to be inserted into your private parts .
tyler explained that the talk shoots 11 months out of the year, and when you factor in her other shows — in addition to criminal minds, tyler hosts whose line is it anyway? and voices a character on archer — it doesn’t leave much time to pursue directing .
yusuf: no, respect is a product of love. you cannot disrespect someone you love. let me ask, which is the best form of loyalty? when people do what you say they do because they fear you? or when people go out of their way to please you because they love you and you mean a lot to them ?
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“for 25 years, i’ve been the only woman on set so i had no one to talk to, ” reese witherspoon said, as she sat with her many female co - stars of hbo ’s “ big little lies ” at the television critics association winter press tour on saturday .
unsurprisingly, these stereotypes seem to have played a role in who got funding and who didn’t. women entrepreneurs were only awarded, on average, 25% of the applied - for amount, whereas men received, on average, 52% of what they asked for. women were also denied financing to a greater extent than men, with close to 53% of women having their applications dismissed, compared with 38% of men. this is remarkable, given that government vcs are required to take into account national and european equality criteria and multiple gender requirements in their financial decision making .
months before the cameras started rolling, the women gathered in london for weeks of training. not only did they go through basic strength training to look properly amazonian, but they also spent hours each day practicing swordplay, horseback riding and stunt choreography. “the trainers said they wanted us to look like the female version of 300, ” beijner says. for several of the athletes, many of whom compete in individual sports, it was a refreshing change of pace to feel like part of an all - female team. “it really is cool to see this whole training area, and there’s not one male figure in sight, ” ence adds. “it’s just women wrestling other women, kickboxing, doing pull - ups and practicing with spears — just a lot of stuff that in the real world is very male - dominated. ”
the musical is also about history and how it gets told—in miranda’s refrain, “who lives, who dies, who tells your story. ” that, most often, is where the women come in, and they come in strong. in a musical about founding fathers, miranda has placed a pair of vividly imagined female characters, played by the dynamite performers renée elise goldsberry and phillipa soo, with an assist from jasmine cephas jones. the three actresses appear early in act one, as the schuyler sisters, angelica, eliza, and peggy: daughters of philip schuyler, the revolutionary war general and later u. s. senator from new york. in miranda’s version, they look like society women in bustles but sound like a destiny’s child - esque r. & b. girl group. after sampling the newly written declaration of independence—“we hold these truths to be self - evident, that all men are created equal”—angelica raps :
men of affluent backgrounds have long relied on closed networks to aid one another. it only makes sense that, to catch up, women are doing the same .
for they all contributed out of their surplus, but she out of her poverty has put in all she had to live on. ”
for all they did cast in of their abundance; but she of her want cast in all she had, even her whole living .
for all they cast in of their abundance: but she of her want cast in all that she had, even all her living .
alexander hamilton reminded lin - manuel miranda of tupac shakur—they shared a similar rhetorical talent and a fatal failure to know when enough was enough .
“it’s a unique opportunity working with these two beautiful and amazing and incredibly talent young women, ” witherspoon said. “i couldn’t believe you signed on. we were really excited. ”
“we see each other as humans, ” witherspoon explained of the benefit of getting to know her co - stars outside of work. “we are on this journey as women. “
for they all gave out of their abundance, but she, out of her poverty, gave all that she had to live on .
all of them have given what they could spare. but she, in her poverty, has given everything she had to live on .
kroes plays venelia, the right hand of queen hippolyta, while beijner and ence play egeria and penthesilea, respectively — two warriors under the command of general antiope. many of the women weren’t quite sure what to expect when they got on - set, especially as many of them had never worked on a hollywood movie before, but they found themselves adapting quickly and bonding with their fellow amazons. still, it took a little adjustment. “i’ve been training for 12 years not to show anything, even how hard i get hit, ” beijner says. “they called me robocop because when we were training, they were like, ‘you’re supposed to show that it hurts! ’ and i was like, ‘no, i don’t get hurt! i’m a fighter! ’ ”
conversely, when assessing male entrepreneurs, financiers leaned on stereotypical beliefs about men that reinforced their entrepreneurial potential. male entrepreneurs were commonly described as being assertive, innovative, competent, experienced, knowledgeable, and having established networks .
“i think what was great about reading the novel for the first time is that i saw myself in different stages of motherhood all through my life. i was a mom at 22, i was a mom at 40… i’ve been divorced, i’ve been re - married. ” witherspoon said, speaking of the varying characters, played be herself, kidman, shailene woodley, zoe kravitz and laura dern. “they showed every spectrum and color of a woman’s life. i thought it was incredible to have so many parts for women in one piece of material. ”
for they gave a tiny part of their surplus, but she, poor as she is, has given everything she had to live on .
for they all did cast in of their abundance, but she of her want did cast in all that she had, even all her living .
for all they did cast in of their abundance; but she of her poverty did cast in all that she had, even all her living .
for all they did cast in of their abundance; but she of her want did cast in all that she had, even all her living .
for they all did cast in of their superfluity; but she of her want did cast in all that she had, even all her living .
in most prison films, the convicted man is rehabilitated by the love of a woman. in ladies they talk about, barbara stanwyck plays a woman who becomes rehabilitated by the love of the man who sent her to prison. stanwyck is nan taylor, a bank robber who gets sent to prison for her role in a bank heist. david slade (preston s. foster) is the reformer who has fallen in love with her. when her two
partners
are killed in a jailbreak attempt in which she, too, is involved, nan thinks david is the one responsible for tipping off the authorities. but she soon learns to trust in his love her, eventually returning his love and leave her unsavory past behind .
they all gave out of their wealth; but she, out of her poverty, put in everything - - all she had to live on .
mark 12: 44 for they all contributed out of their surplus, but she out of her poverty has put in all she had to live on .
for they all contributed out of their abundance, but she out of her poverty has put in everything she had, all she had to live on. ”
thanks to “ big little lies, ” witherspoon doesn’t have to worry about the “smurfette syndrome. ” but that’s only because she took action and shepherded the project herself, alongside her former producing partner bruna papandrea and co - star nicole kidman .
aside from a few exceptions, the financiers rhetorically produce stereotypical images of women as having qualities opposite to those considered important to being an entrepreneur, with vcs questioning their credibility, trustworthiness, experience, and knowledge .
for they all gave out of their surplus, but she out of her poverty has put in everything she had - - all she had to live on .
for they all gave out of their surplus, but she out of her poverty has put in everything she possessed - - all she had to live on .
for they all gave out of their wealth. but she, out of her poverty, put in what she had to live on, everything she had .
yusuf: (reading from his phone) submit to one another out of reverence for christ. ephesians 5: 21. a husband and his wife are to submit to love because they are one. the husband being the head is a matter of order. they are one but for the purpose of leadership, the husband is the head
for they all put in out of their surplus, but she, out of her poverty, put in all she owned, all she had to live on .
for they all put in out of their surplus, but she, out of her poverty, put in all she owned, all she had to live on. ”
for all have cast in of that which they had in abundance, but she of her destitution has cast in all that she had, the whole of her living .
“because the female growers were able to obtain more accurate market information, they were able to price their own products more aggressively than the male growers, ” the authors wrote .
everyone else gave what they didn' t need. but she is very poor and gave everything she had. now she doesn' t have a cent to live on .
“they call it the smurfette syndrome, ” the oscar - winner joked of being the sole woman surrounded by many men. then she quipped: “who gave birth to all these smurfs? ”
witherspoon hopes that her stellar experience on the hbo series translates off screen into the high - powered offices in hollywood. stressing the importance of creating deeper and realistic roles for women, she said, “these are the kinds of things the shift consciousness. ”
this brings us back to our research. from 2009 to 2010 we were invited to silently observe governmental vc decision - making meetings and, more important, the conversations they had about entrepreneurs applying for funding. the initial aim of our work was to study financial decision making and help the group to develop their processes, not to look for gendered discourse. but as we put together our data, the presence of gendered discourse was clear and abundant, leading us to take a closer look .
for the others put in what they had to spare of their riches; but she, poor as she is, put in all she had - - she gave all she had to live on .
when we presented our results to the government vcs, there were many reactions. at a national level, our findings had a positive impact and came to influence the development of a new strategy for the distribution of government vc funds. they also influenced the development of new regulations. at the organizational and individual levels, the vcs reacted with a mixture of emotions: despair for being involved in creating bias, denial of being part of it, becoming upset with the facts, and feeling relief about the fact that gender bias was finally becoming transparent .
miranda’s rightfully lauded hip - hop musical “hamilton, ” which has just opened on broadway after a smash run at the public, is about many things, among them men: how they fight, write, rule, and duel. there’s some strange comfort, in this age of washington gridlock, in seeing the birth of the nation recast as a series of rap battles straight out of “8 mile, ” with hamilton, jefferson, and burr' s egos clashing as sharply as their ideals. it’s fitting that the musical opened on the same night as
“it’s so refreshing to spend time with all of these women, ” witherspoon added, giving a nod to her cast for the “collective performance, ” going as far to say, “i really feel more strongly than anything i’ve ever done, and this is the greatest ensemble experience i’ve ever had. ”
based on liane moriarty’s 2014 novel of the same name, witherspoon and kidman — who both serve as executive producers and star in the seven - part limited series — optioned the book rights through their separate production companies. the a - list duo became invested in the story because of its opportunity to put many diverse women on the screen .
for dern, she was “blessed to play different, complicated characters” in a project with five strong, vulnerable female characters. “they spoke to the brokeness of being victimized, ” she adds. “it was speaking to being true to yourself and speaking your voice. ”
yusuf: exactly. when people fear you they do the bare minimum and avoid you. but when they love you they freely give. you should want your wife and children to love you not fear you. why should you be a dictator in the home you live daily till you die? why should your wife despise you and struggle to tolerate you just because you have the title of husband? why should your children walk away each time you enter the house? why should the relationship between you and your family suffer just because you want to instill fear? forcing people to fear you is a sign of low self - esteem esteem, when you are firm in your identity you build, you are secure, you are not intimidated, you don' t have to keep proving you are the man of the house. your love is firm and sure
githae: what do you mean? isn' t the husband the head of the house? if you show weakness then your wife and children will run the house into ruin. discipline your wife. instill some fear so that they know who is in charge of the home. nguruma nyumbani
mutua: slapping a woman when dating her will most likely make her decline to marry you. they consider that to be a red flag. during dating a man gives his best game, you sooth a woman. once she is your wife there is no need for such. no need to bembeleza
in our analyses of these conversations, we looked at how entrepreneurial potential was expressed and how the financiers referred to men and women generally. we identified words and sentences used to describe the entrepreneurs, comments on appearance and dress, and the general dynamics in the decision dialogues and rhetoric. this approach provided a base for delineating and aggregating themes, which served as a basis for identifying several common discursive routes .
surely miranda is poking fun at his own lack of primary sources when it came to dramatizing this moment in the hamiltons’ marriage. but in embracing the enigma the song points to the larger problem of women’s history: the public records are thinner, the milieu is mostly domestic, and there’s more need for speculation. what was eliza really thinking? was burning her letters the only act of personal agency she had left ?
when venture capitalists (vcs) evaluate investment proposals, the language they use to describe the entrepreneurs who write them plays an important but often hidden role in shaping who is awarded funding and why. but it’s difficult to obtain vcs’ unvarnished comments, given that they are uttered behind closed doors. we were given access to government venture capital decision - making meetings in sweden and were able to observe the types of language that vcs used over a two - year period. one major thing stuck out: the language used to describe male and female entrepreneurs was radically different. and these differences have very real consequences for those seeking funding — and for society in general .
“coming here is such a joy that it never feels like work to me, ” she told the studio audience. “but recently, i got this opportunity to do something i’ve always dreamed of doing, which is to direct my first feature film. … it was one of the best experiences of my life. i loved directing. i loved being there every day. … i know, i think, that that was what i wanted to do with the rest of my life, that that was what i wanted to put my energy into, and i started to think about it. ”
before discussing our research, it’s worth proving a bit of context about government venture capitalists, which rank among the most significant financial sources for entrepreneurship. in the european union, government vcs allocated €3, 621, 000, 000 to finance innovation and growth in small and medium - size businesses from 2007 to 2013. worldwide, government venture capital is important for bridging significant financial gaps and supporting innovation and growth, as vcs can take risks where banks are not allowed to. when uncertainty is high regarding assessment of product and market potential, for example, the assessment of the entrepreneur’s potential becomes highly central in government vcs’ decision making .
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to be sure, our focus on one type of financier might limit the generalization of our analysis. but broadly, our research suggests that stereotyping through language underpins the image of a man as a true entrepreneur while undermining the image of a woman as the same. such stereotyping will inevitably influence the distribution of financing, but could also have other major consequences. because the purpose of government venture capital is to use tax money to stimulate growth and value creation for society as a whole, gender bias presents the risk that the money isn’t being invested in businesses that have the highest potential. this isn’t only damaging for women entrepreneurs; it’s potentially damaging for society as a whole .
all told, we observed closed - room, face - to - face discussions leading final funding decisions for 125 venture applications. of these, 99 (79 %) were from male entrepreneurs and 26 (21 %) were from female entrepreneurs. the group of government venture capitalists observed included seven individuals: two women and five men. our observations amounted to a total of 36 hours of decision - making time, the recordings resulting in a total of 210 transcribed pages. once the data was coded, we translated the expressions from swedish to english. to ensure accuracy, we then back - translated the expressions within our research group and used an academic linguist for quality control in this process .
“this industry is really starting to give women bigger opportunities to direct, ” she continued, beginning to cry. “i’m sorry, i just realized i had to let something go. it’s been the hardest decision of my life because you guys are my family, you know that. i love being with you every day. … i think what you guys at home and in the audience don’t see is that the reason this show works out here is because it works so beautifully when we’re not on stage. our friendships are so precious to me, and the thing i’m going to miss most is all the time we get to spend together when we’re not on camera. but at the end of this season, i’m going to leaving the show. ”
kroes was just one of the many accomplished women recruited to play amazon warriors in wonder woman. from an olympic bobsledder and a heptathlete to a police officer and the former miss greece, these real - life amazons hailed from around the world and helped populate diana’s home of themyscira. some of the amazons, like kroes, auditioned, while the filmmakers plucked others from the athletic world — brooke ence, an american crossfit champion, and madeleine vall beijner, a swedish professional fighter, among them. “i got an e - mail asking if i could do fighting on film, ” beijner recalls. “i said, ‘well, yes, i can fight, and i think i can fight in a movie. so yes, i’ll do it! ’ ”
once they all donned their amazon armor and took to the beach for the big themysciran battle scenes, ence says she was surprised by how easy it was to tap into her inner warrior, especially when surrounded by a whole horde of fellow soldiers. “the first day we were on - set with all of our swords and shields, it felt like a different type of power, ” she says. “and we looked awesome. ” she wasn’t the only one who got swept up by all the swords and stunts: kroes recalls a day when her young son visited her, and she greeted him in full battle regalia. “if i could just have that face framed as a picture on my wall, ” she says. “i think i melted because he has never looked at me like that ever. he was just in full admiration of his mommy as a warrior. ”
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we developed male and female entrepreneur personas based on our findings, which are illustrated below with quotes from the venture capitalists .
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githae: you should roar at home. show her who' s the man of the house
wafula: slap her, put her in her place. speak with authority. i cannot let my wife do that in my house. if she grows horns, prune them. one hot slap and she will know who is the boss of the house
yusuf: (reading from his phone) love is patient, love is kind. it does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. it does not dishonor others, it is not self - seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. it always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. please tell me where it is says loving is instilling fear, slapping, shouting or insulting
wafula: but that same bible says wives are to submit to their husbands and the husband is the head. even god when he comes to us he sometimes comes to make us fear him and aren' t husbands meant to love their wives as christ loves the church ?
yusuf: exactly, when christ came for his church, he won her to him with love, not fear. being god fearing has nothing to do with how a wife should fear her husband. we fear god when it comes to him judging because he alone is judge. we on the other hand are instructed to love our wives, not to make them fear us. why are we using scripture to justify our wrong? have you read the words of scripture before that part where it says wives are to submit to their husbands ?
githae: exactly, as a leader you have to command respect. stamp your foot down
yusuf: exactly. i don' t mean to sound cocky but using your own words, you guys admire what me and my wife have. i have never beat up my wife; yet she is faithful and loyal to me out of choice not intimidation, because i have set an environment of love. my wife is free to tell me her thoughts, her advice, her concerns, even free to correct me because i can be wrong. i am not a god, i can make mistakes. you don' t force a woman to respect you, you gain her respect by loving her. let me ask, when you were dating your wives before marriage, were you beating them, shouting at them and stamping your authority ?
yusuf: that is so wrong. if your love is real it shouldn' t change. if your love is real it is not a show you play to trick her in order to win her and then once you marry her the real selfish you shows up. she becoming your wife doesn' t give you a license to harm her, in fact, it gives you a license to love her even more. when you were dating you talked things out with her, you did things as a team, you cared for her, you lifted her. she is still the same woman. why suddenly stop doing all that? her being a wife doesn' t make her less of a woman. how you treat her is a reflection of how you view yourself. you two are one
yusuf: thank you. marriage should be enjoyable not a struggle for dominance. your being a husband is not in doubt. relax. love. even mentoring your children is best done with love not intimidation. let' s cover our families. remember you are the one who made her a wife. you are the one who proposed to her. she depends on you to be the best wife to you. respect your wife and she will honor you. don' t push her by being mean, pull her to you, walk with her by loving her. even the four of us, we have been close for years, we are real with each other, we don' t have to prove anything, no one forces us to meet, we enjoy each others' friendship, no instilling fear for us to respect each other and that is why we stay as friends. your wife is your best friend, how you relate with her should be better than how you relate with us your friends
mutua: great advice. she has actually been difficult because i haven' t been treating her so well of late. i now think it is her way of expressing herself that something is not right in our marriage. thank you bro
yusuf: when a wife no longer feels loved she is not so pleasant. love your wife bro. she is not your subordinate. she is you. she is one with you
wafula: let' s start next week thursday seven o' clock in the evening, my place. i will host then we can be rotating each week
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she began by saying :
ever wanted to inject a little, shall we say, sparkle into your relationship? one woman did just that .
acknowledging that children might be watching the show, andrea then added :
when i say glitterbomb for your body, i mean a certain part of your body .
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if you think of the path to the secret garden, and at the end of the path there is all you ever wished for... . is that what you mean ?
does it explode ?
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leave it alone! it' s there for a reason and it ain' t that, that' s for sure .
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lady garden
to match her hair when she was a punk in her younger days .
she claimed she did it so her
collars and cuffs
matched and that she also groomed her downstairs hair into a heart .
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because all of them contributed out of their surplus, but out of her poverty she has given everything she had to live on .
for all, out of their abundance, put in, but she, out of her want, all that she had put in - - all her living.'
jesus called his disciples to him and said, “truly i tell you, this poor widow has put more than all the others into the treasury .
including a woman who had been subject to bleeding for twelve years. she had spent all her money on physicians, but no one was able to heal her .
the younger son said to him, ‘father, give me my share of the estate. ’ so he divided his property between them .
and some of the chief of the fathers gave to the work. the tirshatha …
we recognise the same standard of judgment, possibly even an allusive reference to our lord' s language, in st. paul' s praises of the churches of macedonia, whose
deep poverty
had
abounded unto the riches of their liberality
(
did cast in all that she had, even all her living; her whole substance, all that she had in the world; what was to have bought her food, for that day; she left herself nothing, but gave away all, and trusted to providence for immediate supply .
12: 41 - 44 let us not forget that jesus still sees the treasury. he knows how much, and from what motives, men give to his cause. he looks at the heart, and what our views are, in giving alms; and whether we do it as unto the lord, or only to be seen of men. it is so rare to find any who would not blame this widow, that we cannot expect to find many who will do like to her; and yet our saviour commends her, therefore we are sure that she did well and wisely. the feeble efforts of the poor to honour their saviour, will be commended in that day, when the splendid actions of unbelievers will be exposed to contempt.
women they talk about ( 1928 ) is a part-talkie vitaphone film , with talking , music and sound effects sequences , starring irene rich , directed by lloyd bacon and produced and distributed by warner bros . it is considered to be a lost film .
women they talk about (1928) is a part-talkie vitaphone film, with talking, music and sound effects sequences, starring irene rich, directed by lloyd bacon and produced and distributed by warner bros. it is considered to be a lost film.
women they talk about (1928) is a part-talkie vitaphone film, with talking, music and sound effects sequences, starring irene rich, directed by lloyd bacon and produced and distributed by warner bros. it is considered to be a lost film.