Three crosses silhouetted against the sky
A thief dying on one – he didn’t get by
A thief is also dying on the third frame
His sin was similar, his punishment the same
But Who dies on that middle cross
What has He done – that life should be lost?
Is He a big sinner? Say, what is His crime?
He had no sin, friend, until he took yours and mine.
His death is a redemptive death;
He replaced, ah replaces, mortal man
The Son of God died for sinners –
Have you ever heard of such a plan?
– eab, 4/7/07
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God values variety –
man multiplies monotony.
– eab, 7/1/11
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Translation Trouble – Act 2.1
AV “And when the day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one accord in one place.”
NIV When the day of Pentecost came, they were all together in one place.
The impoverished NIV reading is not
given the term “one accord.” Webster
says “accord” means “To bring into
agreement.” “Together” physically,
is not the same as “agreement” as
anyone knows who has seen a home
disagreement. Significant? Surely!
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