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Here's a little game we played at the staff meeting at our Mission this week. Three questions about people, objects and events from the Bible that you would happily bring into the world today to make it a better place. I was curious how the fine people of Ricochet would answer these questions, so here goes:
- If you could bring any person from the Bible into the world (your personal life, the political world, anywhere else), who would it be? (Sorry, excluding Jesus, God the Father, and the Holy Spirit because I believe they are still around.)
- If you could bring any object or animal from the Bible into the world, what would it be?
- If you could perform any miracle from Scripture today, what would it be? (At the Mission we had to exclude the water into wine as we are a Recovery site, not that's not a problem here.)
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Saint Peter. Point him at Rome and say “Dance this mess around, Pete.
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I kind of love the phrase, "Dance this mess around".
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I saw it written on the wall of a collapsing building in Dayton, Ohio back in ‘82 and thought “Yup.”
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I'm not sure: Either Job because he lost so much but gained even more, or Paul because he was so very opposed to Christ - until he wasn't.
And I would think about the head of John the Baptist - or maybe the loaves and fishes.
Finally, that we could be understood by all when speaking of Him.
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Paul was a close second, for the Epistles.
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