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Thursday, January 12, 2012

Bible hour: Why early Christians created the Holy Ghost



One of the jokes that is circulating in Democratic circles.

Rick Perry visited a rectory and had dinner with a group of priests. He even looked up the Catholic grace and the Internet before he went to dinner.

Monsignor O'Mara asked Rick Perry to perform grace. Perry said:

Bless us, O Lord! and these Thy gifts, which we are about to receive from Thy bounty of the father, the son and . . . oh, what was the third one


The Holy ghost is forgettable and misunderstood by a lot of Christians


And for good reason. 

Most of the disciples believed that Jesus was divine and that it would be impossible for the Romans to crucify him.

The account of the crucifixion suggests Jesus died a low and painful death. His death shocked the disciples. How could this be?


Enter the Holy Ghost. 


The disciples explained the dispatch of Jesus with the Holy ghost. Although the Romans, killed the body of Christ, the disciples explained the ghost walked free. 


This is why many worship this relic of Christendom, the Holy Ghost today. 


If you have a Holy Ghost, whey then did Christ need to be resurrected? Perhaps the Disciples were tyring to say that the Romans really didn't kill Jesus. 


Of interest, Jesus said you will not recognize me after I am resurrected and will not be able to touch me:


But their eyes were kept from recognizing him.  (Luke 24:16).


According to Mark 16:12 Jesus appeared "in another form that was, different from his "usual" appearance.

Again, the disciples were probably overjoyed that Jesus has returned and wasn't really dead. This suggests that the Holly Ghost appeared before the disciples before it was lifted into the heavens as were the other great Biblical prophets.

Amen!
 
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