I salute your humor. Very good. There is an interesting section in the Torah just as God tells Moses to get back to Egypt on his mission. Moses in his extreme state of insecurity and humility, asks God how a simple person like him, heavy of tongue (had a speech impediment) would be believed by his people? God then shows him the things to do after which they will be stirred into belief. This whole process goes on for quite some time. Even as late as the total destruction of the Egyptian army at the splitting of the waters, the Torah speaks of the awe and fear and belief in Moses by the people. Seems like he impressed more as time went by and events unfolded as they did.
Regards, Fred --- In [email protected], Duveyoung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Matrix, > > I'm not so sure. Moses had two beams of light shooting out of his > head -- like horns -- sounds pretty enlightened to me!!!! > > Michaelangelo carved Moses with those horns. > > New definitions are needed for the below: > > "Me so horny" (full of the divine light of the presumptuous assumption?) > > "Toot your own horn." (Miles Davis on cloud nine?) > > "Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn." (Toddler Krishna ref?) > > "Big Horn Sheep" (The ones that gathered around Baby Jesus?) > > Edg >[snip]
