That was enough for one week until the collection was made the next week. It is clear the church had taken up this custom. Not only was the concern for the needy carried over from Judaism but also the contempt between Jews who spoke different languages. The consequence was that the Aramaic-speaking Jews looked down on and despised the foreign Jews. This contempt found its way into the decisions being made to take care of the needy.
Nothing is worse than being overlooked.
There are different types of overlooking. Inadvertently, people are overlooked, unthinkingly others are overlooked, but the worse kind of overlooked is deliberated, premeditated and planned. Those overlooked always know the difference. It was Grecian Jews vs. Hebraic Jews. The deliberation is certain.