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Daryl Stout | All | Thou Shalt Not Bicycle |
October 16, 2017 12:04 AM * |
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Two preachers in a small country town were having lunch at a local restaurant. One turned to the other, and commented that he looked very upset. The depressed minister explained that he thought that one of his congregation had stolen the bicycle that he used to get around town with, and it had really become a hardship to get anywhere. The other minister told him that the next Sunday, he should preach a sermon on The Ten Commandments. When he got to "Thou Shalt Not Steal", the Spirit of Conviction will fall so heavily on the perpetrator, that he'd confess to his sin, and the preacher would get his bicycle back. Thinking that was a great idea, they both looked forward to the next Sunday. Sunday came and went, and the two preachers met up again...and this was their conversation: Preacher 1: "How did it go, Sunday?". Preacher 2: "Well, not like I thought it would". Preacher 1: "What do you mean?? Didn't you preach the sermon on The Ten Commandments??". Preacher 2: "Yes, I did...but, I never made it to 'Thou Shalt Not Steal', When I got to 'Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery', I remembered where I had left the bicycle". --- SBBSecho 3.01-Win32 * Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - wx1der.dyndns.org (1:19/33) |
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