This piece was first published in a magazine called The
Wittenburg Door in May of 2003. (Click to see a larger readable image.) The Door was sort of like National Lampoon for Christians.
The editor, Bob Darden, had the wisdom to use several of my writings over
several years.
In regard to this piece, one good way to come up with a
funny bit is to add a new twist to a story people are already familiar with.
Most people are familiar with the name of Jesus and have some idea of his story
as it was recorded in the Gospels.
In those accounts, he healed the sick, fed the poor, and
performed many other impressive miracles. This bit examines how things may have
gone if his manager had reviewed Jesus’s performance as a rabbi a month or two
before he was crucified.
The primary underlying message of the piece is that things
are not always as they appear.
You can click on the image to get a larger more readable image.
Below the image are are links to a few of my other writings that might be of interest.
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