to say things like, there being no proof. That brought to mind the account of the freed hebrews crossing the red sea - and where they crossed, their sandals didn't get muddy. Uh, how did that exposed bit of ground dry, within ... what? A few hours? Oh wait, i know i know, the Lord has this turbo hand dryer ... ya know, the kind that plumbers use, but like 80 zillion times more powerful. But laying all jokes aside, that ground WAS dry. How do i know this? Uhm, it's in the (King James) Bible.
And tthheeenn, in the nick of time, when the last of the hebrews got to the other side, and the pharoah and company were hot on hebrew heels, the water came crashing down. Then, some days later, their canteens were empty, Moses struck a rock, and out flows water.
Evidence that the Lord is real? How much evidence does a person need? We know the rest of the story - many of them did not believe. They wanted their cucumbers and some bull image to party around.
So much for evidence. Meanwhile, here in the "real" world, it's so commonplace for people to spend money they don't have on things that don't last. You'd think that, after a few "please remit" statements arrive in the box, a person would consider this clear evidence, that he or she is headed for trouble.
Nope.
It's out the door and down to the qwik-way...after all, that last trip yielded $100 (never mind, the months of $10s, $20 - and maybe a random return of $3 or $5. Uhm, didn't we all learn about this in 8th grade? Btw, this blogger struggles with basic math, but i know that if you earn $10 dollars, it's a dog gone good idea to put aside atleast a little bit of it, because your weed whacker might quit.
More later, godda git.
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