For a long time I decided to read the Bible as a whole and I learned, a few things made a lot of sense but not with a concrete foundation, it was as if I was reading, half truths and half something else. It was not until I learned that the Original scripture never had numbered lines, it was actually written in prose and perhaps a chapter for every new occurrence. However, when I read without the numbered lines or verses, I saw who the message was about. I saw another side of what I believe it was like finally "shaking hands with the LORD" wondering where he's been all this while. So now, I keep asking myself, did we disrupt the full revelation of God to mankind by numbering the lines???
It's even worse, because like the City on the Hill so was the Word, and we all thought we knew better.
The Poets were the Catholics
The Dancers were the Protestants
The Soldiers were the Orthodox
The Elders were the Jews
The Young Ones were the Spirit-Filled
The Rich man was the World
The Poor man was the Martyr
Let's read the Bible as a whole, lets go back to the one who inspired it.
It's even worse, because like the City on the Hill so was the Word, and we all thought we knew better.
The Poets were the Catholics
The Dancers were the Protestants
The Soldiers were the Orthodox
The Elders were the Jews
The Young Ones were the Spirit-Filled
The Rich man was the World
The Poor man was the Martyr
Let's read the Bible as a whole, lets go back to the one who inspired it.