Posted on 08/13/2015 8:56:30 AM PDT by Snickering Hound
Well done
I’d sure like one signed by that Gutenberg dude
Quoting Mr. Natural, “It don’t mean $hit!”
I was hooked in 1979. It was the first Super Bowl that I ever watched:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Bowl_XIII
What a game!
And then Krispy creme thought this guy was made out of chocolate and bit his head off.
We have a family Bible that has the original marriage certificate of my Great Grandfather and Great Grandmother in 1880, signed by two witnesses, one of which was his father in law. (GGG). Every family member born or died since then is documented in it, last one being my grandson Rory born in
2006. As the years go by, it’s looking like my name is near the top of the other page.
The words have the meaning. Not the means by which they are delivered.
LOL...Philippians 4:13 is today’s verse on the “Pray For Our American Heroes and Our nation” Thread.
GMTA!
I love how hard and humbly the guy worked to make it back as a better player—and hope he has a great season.
Solution: Don’t ask Tebow to sign your Bible.“I understand that and I am not bashing Tebow, but autographing a Bible like it is a football or a book you wrote just seems a bit off to me.”
Alternate solution: Offer a famous Christian the opportunity to write in your Bible, and trust the Holy Spirit to inspire him to write something edifying.And be grateful for what happens.
I don’t think any writer is worthy to autograph a Bible and the closest ones to being worthy would be most likely to understand why it is not appropriate.
I have a bible given to me by my parents (long ago deceased), that they wrote a note in and signed that I treasure.
My Bible is a Scofield Reference Bible KJV printed, I believe, in 1948. I would be pleased and honored to have Tim Tebow autograph it although it couldn’t make it any more valuable. I wonder what verse he would suggest I read.
Yeah in my family three generation that so cool
They find out more stuff about people family thanks to show Who do you think you are and Finding your roots with Henry Lloyd Gates
I didn’t realize Family bible was good family genelogy search if you really think about it on some of the shows
Not surprise with Eagles fans
These are same fans that cheer Cowboy player almost got parlaized
Also boo Santa Claus
Not suprising at all
I think it’s terrific someone took a bible to the practice.
I like your idea better, but that is my choice. I see nothing disrespectful the other way.
I gave a friend a Bible, and he requested that I inscribe it with a favorite verse. I don’t know that Mr. Tebow did autograph it. He might have simply noted, “Jn 3:16,” for example. Or added his initials after that.I’m not sure it’s my place to assume some other Christian was disrespectful. “Servant of Another,” and all that . . .
True, Tebow might have just written a scripture. Again, I don’t think him autographing it would be some horrible sin. Just something I think is a bit off.
I wish the world was filled with men like Tim Tebow.
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