GOD MADE 'F'n' EASY
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If the Bible contains hidden messages can we be blamed for not finding them? Can our sins be held against us if we fail to wrongly interpret the secrets, mysteries, and covert communications given to us by God? But then again, our civil laws do just that; ignorance is no excuse. Over time, I've come to learn that hermeneutics refers to allowing Scripture to interpret (translate) itself. One verse will support and reinforce other verses in order for no ambiguity to exist within the Word. With Him there is no guessing, for what he says is what he means! As for our title, God Made "F'n" Easy, thi...
If the Bible contains hidden messages can we be blamed for not finding them? Can our sins be held against us if we fail to wrongly interpret the secrets, mysteries, and covert communications given to us by God? But then again, our civil laws do just that; ignorance is no excuse. Over time, I've come to learn that hermeneutics refers to allowing Scripture to interpret (translate) itself. One verse will support and reinforce other verses in order for no ambiguity to exist within the Word. With Him there is no guessing, for what he says is what he means! As for our title, God Made "F'n" Easy, this suggestion speaks to the notion that our relationship with the Creator does not foundation upon the allusive, the enigmatic, or the hidden. Quite the opposite, God is up front with us, sincere, and "in our face" all the time, in a caring and loving way. He must be of that nature, for He wants us all to succeed and share in His gifts. The "F" in the title symbolizes: fun, fact, fellowship, fairness, faith, family, feasible, festive, free, future, full, and so forth. That "F'n" letter relays to us all the beauty that He possesses. If you thought, for one instant, that the "F" represented anything to the contrary, shame on you! It's time to reevaluate your thinking and maybe your lifestyle. You may want to readjust your priorities and as we would say in the 1950s, the good old days, "remove your mind from the culverts of society."
