I frequently travel via bus and subway throughout the godless boroughs of New York City. I've heard interesting things at times, and other times, I hear things that make me want to immediately stop the train and get off. For instance:
"The doctor said the lesions are nothing to worry about. We can still have s-e-c-k-s tonight!"
"Don't Mark and Stewart make a wonderful couple! So cute together."
"I hear mixed fabrics are making a comeback."
And then the one I heard today:
"How fitting for Easter to fall on April Fool's Day. Don't the two go together?" I jumped out of my seat and rebuked the person in Jesus' Name. I told them who the REAL fool is (Psalms 14:1) (Psalms 53:1). The Psalmist loved to sing about fools, kind of like Ricky Nelson (Fools Rush In). I screamed at the top of my lungs: "My JESUS is no FOOL! I am no fool!" My face was as red as a beet or pomegranate and I knew I had to leave that train. In fact, the conductor told me it would be prudent if I did.
This world is bound for HELL when there are opinions out there that differ from ours.
"The doctor said the lesions are nothing to worry about. We can still have s-e-c-k-s tonight!"
"Don't Mark and Stewart make a wonderful couple! So cute together."
"I hear mixed fabrics are making a comeback."
And then the one I heard today:
"How fitting for Easter to fall on April Fool's Day. Don't the two go together?" I jumped out of my seat and rebuked the person in Jesus' Name. I told them who the REAL fool is (Psalms 14:1) (Psalms 53:1). The Psalmist loved to sing about fools, kind of like Ricky Nelson (Fools Rush In). I screamed at the top of my lungs: "My JESUS is no FOOL! I am no fool!" My face was as red as a beet or pomegranate and I knew I had to leave that train. In fact, the conductor told me it would be prudent if I did.
This world is bound for HELL when there are opinions out there that differ from ours.
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