The strangest sounding instrument in the whole world is the Didgeridoo from the aboriginal people of Australia back about 1500 years. I was given one recently and have been learning to play this wind instrument. I find it is an acquired taste to the human ear. I think we humans must be an acquired taste to our Lord. When we sin it just might sound like a Didgeridoo and when we are not sinning we just might sound like a beautiful Harp to the ears of our Heavenly Father.
The Holy Bible has many beautiful truths within its pages and the most wonderful story in the world of how a loving and gracious God came from Heaven to Earth to save us from sin and ourselves. What I have seen that saddens my heart is when men and women distort the Bible's precious truths. Sometimes they play mental gymnastics with a rubicon of verses to put together their own view of a topic and make the Bible appear to support their side. Both the liberal and conservative Christians do it and even those who are not even believers play this game. People who want all answers to life and faith but only from the Bible are some of the most toxic and unhappy people I know. Where is their Christlike love? Jesus dealt with this kind of mindset in his mortal time on earth and they were called Pharisees. We must be willing to take the Bible as it is written and what the writers led by the Holy Spirit meant. We must be authentic and transparent. Some things in the Bible are uncomfortabl
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