I'm glad I wasn't there. Seeing it firsthand would take some of the mystery and faith out of it. Maybe that would be a good thing, but I'm content with living now.
If I had to choose a time I would be with the guys on the road to Emmaus. Communion with Christ must have come with some great conversation. I'd like to have been there for that. The disappearing act would have been cool too.
You stole my thunder Matt! I would love to have been on the road to Emmaus, or on any of the long walks Jesus had with the disciples as they traveled from city to city. There must have been some great conversations, and possibly some fart jokes too!
So I guess for those christians who profess the apostle's creed this would mean Jesus' farts were both completely nasty and wonderfully fragrant at the same time. It truly is a mystery. Gotta say, though, Divine Flatulence sounds like a good name for a heavy metal band.
oh my... you know..i am still thinking. i dont know that i would like to have been at just one place.
witnessing any of the miracles would have been cool...but...i guess i would liked to have been around the day he raised Lazarus from the dead...and hung out with Mary and Martha afterwards...
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wow.
like...if i could get a ticket to back in time to witness ONE event...
hmmm.
will be thinking of this all day!
All the parties Jesus attended so there would be NO confusion as to why he hung out with the folks he did... Also, the Sermon on the Mount...
I'm glad I wasn't there. Seeing it firsthand would take some of the mystery and faith out of it. Maybe that would be a good thing, but I'm content with living now.
If I had to choose a time I would be with the guys on the road to Emmaus. Communion with Christ must have come with some great conversation. I'd like to have been there for that. The disappearing act would have been cool too.
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You stole my thunder Matt! I would love to have been on the road to Emmaus, or on any of the long walks Jesus had with the disciples as they traveled from city to city. There must have been some great conversations, and possibly some fart jokes too!
I'm guessing the farts weren't limited to jokes. :-0
I'd guess divine flatulence doesn't stink anyway.
So I guess for those christians who profess the apostle's creed this would mean Jesus' farts were both completely nasty and wonderfully fragrant at the same time. It truly is a mystery. Gotta say, though, Divine Flatulence sounds like a good name for a heavy metal band.
oh my...
you know..i am still thinking.
i dont know that i would like to have been at just one place.
witnessing any of the miracles would have been cool...but...i guess i would liked to have been around the day he raised Lazarus from the dead...and hung out with Mary and Martha afterwards...
at least...that is what is hitting me now...
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