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He’d still walk or ride a donkey even in this day and age. Jesus was simple.
Excellent link!
Who said I wasn’t having fun?LOL. We are assuming a lot of things. It’s a hypothetical situation that would presume that he had a license. It’s all in fun, Rebecca, hence the large smiley face I gave earlier
Peace…
MW
I believe He wouldn’t own a car at all.I believe he would drive an H2.
He would walk. Perhaps He would ride a bicycle if someone gave Him one.
Edwin
John 7:28 “But I have not come in my own Accord”.
rossum
Wow, that would be awesome! I would want to keep Him in my Toyota Highlander for a long time. I love driving, especially on the highway. I would just let Him drive while He is still sitting in the passanger seat.Ohh I agree with Edwin.
That or He’d hitchike. Imagine how many people he could minister to that way.
:yup:passenger van.
gotta get those apostles around somehow.
I like this one too…:bounce:A Jesus Chrysler Super Car
AwMaybe a school bus to look after our children and Bless each one as they step off the bus. I could see Him sitting there and without anyone seeing, making the sign of the cross with His Hold Hands
to Bless them as they left.
Paul
The Fury is made by Plymouth. And Plymouth was a division of the Chrysler Corporation.I thought Chrysler made the Fury?
:yup: Even in this day because Jesus is the same yesterday, today, tomorrow and always.He’d still walk or ride a donkey even in this day and age. Jesus was simple.
Yes, thank you for pointing that out.I just want to point out the obvious: Jesus is ALIVE today and He does not drive a car, because He has other means to get around.![]()
Ahhh but He once drove my car!I just want to point out the obvious: Jesus is ALIVE today and He does not drive a car, because He has other means to get around.![]()
Of course He did, He can drive any car He wants.Ahhh but He once drove my car!
I was stranded in the night and it was cold and my Daughter was 4 years old and in the back seat and sick. When the car broke down I prayed in desperation and the car went home - 8 blocks.
My Daughter still sometimes says “Mom, Remember when God pushed our car home?”
oh and to be on topic… It was a Pontiac Grand Am. lol