24 Yeshua left that place and went up north into the regions of Tyre and Tsidon. He tried to enter a house without being noticed but didn’t succeed, 25 and straight away a woman who had heard about him turned up. She knelt in front of him because she had a little daughter who was demon-possessed. 26 The woman was Greek from Phoenicia in Syria and she begged Yeshua to command the demon to leave her daughter. 27 But he replied, “Let the Jewish children be treated first, because it’s not good to take the children’s food and throw it to the dogs.”

28 And she responded, “Yes, master, but the puppies under the table do get to eat the little crumbs that the children drop.”

29 And he answered, “Go home now. As a result of how you just spoke, the demon has already left your daughter.”

30 And when she got home, the demon had indeed gone and her little girl was lying quietly on her bed.

21 Then Yeshua left Galilee and went out to the districts of Tyre and Tsidon. 22 Then, look, a woman from that area and of Caananite ancestry came to hum and called out, “Master, David’s descendant, my daughter is suffering from demon possession.”

23 But Yeshua didn’t even answer her. So his apprentices came up and suggested, “Send her away because she’s still yelling out back there.”

24 Yeshua answered, “I was only sent to the lost sheep that descended from Israel.”

25 But she came and knelt down in front of him, begging, “Master, help me.”

26 “It’s not good,”, Yeshua responded, “to take the children’s food off them and throw it out to the puppies.”

27 “True, master,” she said, “but even the puppies eat the little crumbs that fall off their masters’ table.”

28 “Oh, woman” Yeshua answered, “you have lots of faith, so what you asked for will become reality.” And so her daughter was healed that very hour.