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 Sosthenes |
If someone dropped a roaring lion in your Church, what would you do? |
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Posts: 55 01/03/09 08:27:03 |
If someone dropped a roaring lion in your church, your house, in your school, or in your neighborhood, what would you do?
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totallysurrendered |
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Posts: 8 01/05/09 03:04:22 |
Interesting question in the physical way I would run.
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King Solomon.cpaf |
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Posts: 20 01/12/09 02:57:58 |
Ah, the difference between a real lion and the devil as a roaring lion is that the devil's version has no teeth, I doubt he'd have claws either, all
roar and not bite.
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Graham P Kirkby |
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Posts: 11 05/30/09 12:44:42 |
Sosthenes wrote: Thinking of lions makes me think of the jungle and life can be like that sometimes. People talk about the concrete jungle' and inside a real jungle are all sorts of living things. I see the animals like people, some will attack you and rip you to shreds, others will poison you, others will work for you, some will sit around in the sun all day and some will provide us with food and clothing. The trees are the many religions and are all different in their own way each providing a habitat for the different animals, insects, fungi, birds, and
snakes etc. you get the idea don't you, and in the middle of the forest is a tree called "The Tree of Life" and that is where you will find the
Christians. There is also the "No No" tree because they say there is no God and that is where you will find the atheists, its branches are bare
because it bears no fruit like the barren fig tree in Matthew 21.
Last Edited By: Graham P Kirkby 06/09/09 05:16:47.
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