jesus acted like a typical arrogant jew who saw himself as superior and deserving of god's grace unlike unclean gentiles. (just as his jewish disciples were at the time) only for women to be humble and say that even unclean gentiles deserved the god grace, basically saying that she understood what jesus was preaching better than his arrogant jewish disciples and that she was way more faithfull unlike them. making jesus happy of her faith and devotion and saving them. he then went to the non-jewish lands and was healing and performing miracles to gentiles, turning on whole notion that he only came for jewish people. (like most jews belived messiah would) later in story it were the jews who turned away, condemned and sentenced jesus to death, separating jew covenant with god and moving it to the new actual faithful, who were the gentiles too. the whole point of the story was that jesus tought his disciples against prejudice and that gentiles were more faithfull and deserving of gods grace than jews who stuck to their old ways. that god cares for everyone, not just the jews. the funniest shit is that most european understood this and it was one of the reasons why christian europeans hated jews so much, they thought that nu-jews were same old bastards who saw themselves as superior, unlike jesus who tought otherwise. yet you desperately use a verse you barely understand just to spite a religion your ancestors believed in more than anything.
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