This is a very funny post over at AIM. It's about how to use the Book of Jonah as a guide for personal and corporate revival. Good times, good times...
The Anti-Itch Meditation: How To Get Revival
I really like Jonah's story a lot. It is so weird. Jesus likes it too and refers to it directly in Matthew 16:1-4 as He excoriates the Jewish religious leaders for asking Him to do magic tricks. Forget saving mankind from eternal damnation and misery, these guys wanted to see some Him do the Water-into-Wine gag or the Walk-on-Water trick.
The Anti-Itch Meditation: How To Get Revival
I really like Jonah's story a lot. It is so weird. Jesus likes it too and refers to it directly in Matthew 16:1-4 as He excoriates the Jewish religious leaders for asking Him to do magic tricks. Forget saving mankind from eternal damnation and misery, these guys wanted to see some Him do the Water-into-Wine gag or the Walk-on-Water trick.
Excoriate is an especially good word, if I do say so myself, to describe what Jesus does to the Pharisees and Sadducees, by the way. It comes from the Latin excoriare which means to "flay or strip off the hide".
Stupid Pharisees and Sadducees...they never did figure out how He did that.
2 comments:
I wonder if Jonah winced a little when J.C. brought up (no pun intended) the whole whale thing again . . .
You're right, the artwork is priceless. It does ad a special something, a tone or a mood, that allows the Lord to convict even more betterer.
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