To an unknown god.....

Once uppon a time, far back in time there lived a quite stubborn, but still rightious man who was watching over many congregations and was a preacher people listened to, for he had our Father's Spirit in him. His name was Saul Paulus. He had this strange name since his family was both Jewish and Roman. He was walking around in Athens one day and he was horrified by all the idols and statues of the local heroes of Troy and many other, even Egyptian gods and the shame of Babel. But finally he came to an empty niche and he stopped to read the sign below it. It said: "To an unknown god". And old Saul hit his hands to his thighs and he laughed. And after a while he thought for himself: I have never read anything this true. For they sure don't know our Father. If they had, all the other niches would have been just as empty, but here it would simply say: Abba".

Wonder what he would have thought if he had taken this walk through the Vatican these days. Would he have found that empty niche? And would he have found a greater truth?

Blessings,
Mikromarius

Im sure if he walked through the many streets of the world and halls of many " holy temples ", he would have found that empty niche.

Deep

Originally posted by ZeroDeep
Im sure if he walked through the many streets of the world and halls of many " holy temples ", he would have found that empty niche.

Deep

Yeah right!

Blessings,
Mikromarius