Didja know: that the creator of Roger Rabbit is from Earlville, Mendota's near neighbor to the east? Roger That!!!
But seriously, volks: I have decided to go back to this box and type by hand. The last debacle was caused by a combination of blogger and Dragonspeak and a "dictation box" that I use at work to increase accuracy. Dragon likes itself, wera, wera mooch (Krazy Katishly sp...eek!!!...ing) But not anyone else--c.f. the only bully in the sandbox--"does NOT play well with others=(
Dragons hoard their treasures you know, as will be seen this Christmas in "The Hobbit." EEEK, can't wait!!"
According to the Word, God is a bit more reliable than any computer, and not nearly as arbitrary. Reading about Moishe and the golden calf godz today in Exodust 32, I have a few thoughts.
God said to him" "Go down, because your people whom you brought out of Egypt have become corrupt." Sounds like unto a mother who, after a trying day with Wild Boy, says to her husband, "Let me tell you what your son did today!"
But "Moishe" reminded Him that they were His people, not his: "It was YOU who brought them out of Egypt with a Mighty Hand...do not bring disaster upon YOUR people.
This chapter, though a major setback for all concerned, has plenty of humor, as in Aaron's miserable excuse that, "We threw this gold in the fire and out came this calf!" Ah yes-- and what is that you're hiding behind your back, Err On? (see verse 4, eh?)
Kidding aside and seriously folks-- this background is essential to establish the reality of the gift of free will; and the willingness of God to relent, and to use the evil that men do to fashion a better way that "You would not believe even if I showed it to you." And see the story in Luke of hypothetical parable-Lazarus. Especially, the Exodus 32 sequence also establishes the rationale for, and efficacy of, prayer--esp for Knights of Faith who do walk personally with God and are said to be a friends of God. And of course there is infinitely more for the relinquishing types like me...yet to be established even though we see it as , "The End, Man."
Speaking of which, son Dr. Stephen reminds us that this is Soren Kierkgaard's birthday. More fear and trembling for me, Foo-raw Foo-raw!!!
Be it noted that there is not one Knight of Faith who does not wear foibles and foolishness on both sleeves. They are Knights; not The King! "King, eh? I din' vote for ya!" Thank you Dennis (not Hall but a very positivist peasant from "The Holy Grail. ) "You don't vote for king..."
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