And lo, the Lord God looked not at all well. Truly, the Agita of the Lord waxed exceedingly great, and the winepress of His Annoyance was full.
"Ted," he said unto me.
"Here I am," I said.
"Ted," said the Lord, "take these Christians, these Focus on the Family Christians, these Christians who claim to speak for Me-"
"I know them, Lord," said I, "for they Tebow me around and about, even here in New York, Thy city, and the place where Thou comest to not be treated as a celebrity."
"Interrupt not the Lord Almighty," said God. "Now in those days - last Saturday, three p.m. - I was accosted by one of them, who said that he 'wanted to share his faith with Me.'"
"And did he not know Thee, O Lord?" I said, in great astonishment and amusement of the spirit.
"Nay, for I looked too Jewish. And he then told me of the Word of God. But it was not My Word. It was but the translation of a translation at second hand, with much extra material by an unemployed rabbi of Tarsus."
"Yea, O Lord," said I. "Even here, in Thy city, we must endure these proof-texters who preach in Thy name and proclaim miracles and revelations."
"Well, tell them to stop," said God. "If they don't, I will share My faith with them."
"I hear, O Lord," said I. "I beg thee, don't share too hard."
"Not making any promises," said God. "Not this time."
And there was a rumble of thunder as He departed.
"Yea, O Lord," said I. "Even here, in Thy city, we must endure these proof-texters who preach in Thy name and proclaim miracles and revelations."
"Well, tell them to stop," said God. "If they don't, I will share My faith with them."
"I hear, O Lord," said I. "I beg thee, don't share too hard."
"Not making any promises," said God. "Not this time."
And there was a rumble of thunder as He departed.
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