The Extravagance of Love by Archibald Alexander

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"Why was not this ointment sold for three hundred pence, and given to the poor? " / - John 12: 5

"Wherever this Gospel is preached, this that she had done shall be told as a memorial of her. " What a gracious memorial, and how worthy of it was Mary's beautiful outburst of generosity! But what a pity that the speech of Judas should be recorded also, as a memorial of him! And yet, on mature consideration, we would not have the Judas criticism forgotten. Because it called forth what we might not otherwise have had, the vindication of Jesus Himself. And because, as a matter of fact, we are constantly hearing the protest of Judas repeated in our own day, and are often ill-held to know how to meet it.

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