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In the previous blog, I have asked WHO would you accept as the son-in-law of the princess if you were the king and WHY?   I have promised to share the decision the king has made… so he it is. … Continue reading →

Talmud had a story about a king who had a beautiful princess.  He loved her so much but the princess was at a verge of death due to an illness.  Many doctors prescribed and applied all kinds of medicines but … Continue reading →

The story is told that one day a beggar by the roadside asked for alms from Alexander the Great as he passed by.  The man was poor and wretched and had no claim upon the ruler, no right even to … Continue reading →

Seat belts were only in the front seats when the U.S. National Highway Safety Bureau  automobile manufactures require to install seat belts in 1968.  Today, we have seat belts in the front and back as well as airbags for safety.  However, … Continue reading →

For the Christian, marriage ought to be like the couple that had been married 39 years. They’d been through some stormy times, but in their tenth year marriage came the bout to end all bouts.  The wife got so mad … Continue reading →

Did you know that pigs cannot look up and see the sky?  Structurally, pigs neck bones are directed downwards and even if they move the head up, they can lift enough to be level with their backs.  Therefore, they CANNOT … Continue reading →

Have you ever seen a tailor or laundry cleaner places a piece of absorbent paper over a spot of grease and press down on it with a hot iron?  One can easily spray some chemicals on the spot and dry … Continue reading →

Two words that don’t go together is known as oxymoron such as “working vacation, plastic glass, exact estimate and jumbo shrimp.”  Well, how about “casual worship”?  Yes, we come to church “casually” dressed for worship and the order of the worship … Continue reading →

How would you feel if your friend was admiring the i-phone 5 you’ve just bought but put a big crack on it by dropping it?  Let it go or ask to replace it? Leonard Sweet in Out of the Question … … Continue reading →

June 6th, 1994 of Our Daily Bread had this story: According to a Greek legend, in ancient Athens a man noticed the great storyteller Aesop playing childish games with some little boys.  He laughed and jeered at Aesop, asking him why … Continue reading →