This has to win Sentence of the Month. I defy anyone here to tell me what this means.
SD
I don't know. I kinda liked the one about you chucking your parachute at him on the way down the cliff. In response to this, I would say, "We've already got one. Issa very nice."
This has to win Sentence of the Month. I defy anyone here to tell me what this means.
I have not read further on today’s post, so I have no idea of any other responses on this, so here is what I read from it, and I will admit it was not the typical, clear and concise, but it may have been getting late,LOL
He was using a bumble bee as a metaphor, as one having teeth to bite with rather then using it's stinger, It sharpens it's teeth but then blacks them out so it appears to look harmless, while is still capable of inflicting much damage.
God does provide interpreters when necessary.LOl
A better example may have been a Lion which appeared to have no teeth or claws, but was actually ready to devour it’s prey.
I had no problem with Havocs post, but I can't seem to think of a smart comeback to someone who claims he is defied.(^g^)
This has to win Sentence of the Month. I defy anyone here to tell me what this means.
I believe he is saying that like in Rundolf the red-nosed reinder pulling the teeth of the bumble, purgatory just makes sin appear less harmful but does not change the nature of sin
I believe in Mr. Havocs version of Rudolph, the bumble at the elves and Santa after putting the star on top of the tree