Parable of the Wine
A righteous servant bringeth forth not good wine from the storehouse unto thy master by pouring the aged spirits into his hands.
For though the hands are cupped and receiveth the wine, that which the servant bringeth is but lost and wasted, for mere hands alone cannot contain the truth of the wine without spillage.
Yea, and good wine which is lapped from the hand of a servant bareth the taste of salt, for
wine and skin doth mingle the taste thereof with the flavor of toiling and the labor of vineyard.
Nay, a righteous servant bringeth wine unto the master’s lips with a clean vessel which holdeth the wine anew, and the master loseth not one drop, yea, and the wine is but sweet with the age of its cask.
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