A friend of ours who lives down the street told us that their daughter came from school the other day by bus and she said the neighbours had a lion as a pet.
Her parents told her that she know full well it is not a lion and it is wrong to tell lies. It is a sin. They told her to go to her room and pray to God and ask Him to forgive her.
Ten minutes later she came down. They asked her whether she prayed to God. She said, "Yes I did and He said He often mistakes that dog for a lion Himself!"
Thank you for the smiles.
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ReplyDeleteIn fairness ... he does look like a lion. God bless, Tom.
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ReplyDeleteGod bless, Sandi.
DeleteGOOD ONE! Love ya and hope your lion doesn't show up for a meal.
ReplyDeleteLove from behind the house in NC, jut waiting for the next trip, this one to sunny Florida...
Enjoy your travelling holiday, Jack. I wish I was with you; although I am not good at travelling.
DeleteGod bless you and your family, Jack.
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ReplyDeleteGod bless you and Sherry.
DeleteSo dang funny, Victor. Thanks and blessings!
ReplyDeleteSo glad I made you smile, Martha. God bless.
DeleteLOL - good one.
ReplyDeleteLaughter is good, Sandie. God bless, my friend.
DeleteThere you go! She's not the only one!
ReplyDeleteYes, even God can mistake a dog for a lion.
DeleteGod bless you and yours, Mevely.
That made me smile. :)
ReplyDeleteGod bless you, K.
DeleteThat is a cute story about the dog that looks like a lion or is lion sized. Thanks for the smiles. My friend lived in a very large house in Cairo and had a St. Bernard. Rare in Egypt and the house was called Lion House because of the dog.
ReplyDeleteThose are big dogs indeed; it must have frightened the neighbours.
DeleteGod bless, Terra.
It's an easy mistake to make, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteYes, especially his colour.
DeleteGod bless, Mimi.