Luke 18: 1And he told them a parable to the effect that they ought always to pray and not lose heart. 2He said, “In a certain city there was a judge who neither feared God nor respected man. 3And there was a widow in that city who kept coming to […]
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God allowed it! He allowed it all! New York, even! Am I talking about 911 or communism—and am I not just talking about the 1917 + 70 years or so of the Sovietsky ?
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I remember an art teacher telling me that at the start of his teaching career, he tried to get his students to understand perspective. You know—getting 2-dimentional pictures to look 3-D. He said he failed at first, until he figured out that they did not even know the need for presepective in their pictures. No one notices…not until they try.
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Luther was a slave to sin and he knew it. So, he went into the monastery to try and beat it out of himself—literally. With a whip. With fasting. With praying eight times a day.
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I have often wondered how many people think these Words—lots of what the Bible says—were meant ONLY for those whom they were written to. That they don’t really apply to us today.
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