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Reminds me of my divorce. There I was, up on the cross; the lawyers eagerly pounding away.
ah, good times.
Divorce in America is anything but fair toward the male in the transaction.
I’m just curios, and it’s probably none of my business, but what was worse, the pounding from the marriage or the pounding to get out of the marriage?
That’s a heck of a way to spend Easter.
Used to drive through that town every few months, avoided it around Easter time, it was Crazy. Once was enough for me.
We still have the Pope running around saying that contraception is evil and huge families are wonderful. Talk about being out of touch!
On Good Friday? If they took the time to study it every on would find out Jesus was crucified on Thursday. He was in the tomb for 3 days and nights, not 2 days and nights. There was a second Sabbath at Passover time, the high Sabbath (“for the day of that sabbath was a high day”John 19:31), on Friday.
Anyway…