God's Smuggler

[sincereheart]

I just finished it. Wonderful book!  

[Symphony]

I only read it about 35 years ago.


 



   

[sincereheart]

 
Did you like it?
Do you even remember it?  

[Symphony]

hehe.  very funny.  

'smatter a fact, I DO remember it.  

leastways brudda Andrew and the Soviet guard ignoring the bibles when they easily could be seen right there in the suitcase.

Am I right?


   


too bad now that's how it is if you want to take a bible into a public school - here in 'merica!

Or maybe it's spelled 'merika.

   

   
 


   

[Willowbirch]

I read the book a few years ago...my favorite part is where Andrew and another Christian met in a dark alley, and their spirits recognized one another when their eyes couldn't...

[sincereheart]

Yup, Symphony! That's the one!  

I wonder how long it will be until we in 'Merika have to illegally smuggle in Bibles?  

I like that part, too, Willowbirch! And so many more! I have many favorite parts!  

We had some financial issues recently that we turned over to God and He, of course, handled them in His way.  
But that is why one of my favorite quotes from the book is:

"I had discovered that when God supplied money He did it in a kingly manner, and not in some groveling way."

[Symphony]

Hmmmm


Yes.  Financial issues.  


Hmm.


Now THERE is a topic.

Maybe under  You Name It.


Why is it I examine my financial situation, THEN I decide whether I need to pray about it or not.

Or, in other words, what are "finances" in the first place, anyway?  

Could "finances" be just a reflection, in the tangible, real physical world, of what already is in--or not in--my mind, anyway.

Or, in other words, are finances the purest tangible form, of what in the first place is emotional, mental, spiritual or invisible, anyway?

My emotional state--which is basically only one of two ways:  Either faith-ful, or faith-less?

So the basis of life is only simply one of two ways--and both are only mental(not physical):  Mentally we are either faith'ful, or

faith'less??

Is that a fair assessment?