Wholeness
Separate parts must be joined to be practical, illustrating the need for Christian wholeness.
A Chicago tailor displays a sign which announces that he makes trousers at “$1.75 per leg.” Inquiry reveals the fact that altho he uses a goose he is not foolish enough to furnish trousers with only one leg. One can not get trousers at his shop except their two legs be properly sewed together and one pays $3.50 for them. But the tailor compels editors to read his sign.
This fable teaches that two things even apparently complete when separate ought to be brought together if they are to be made practical.