There are a lot of things to love about this one, but I think my favorite part is the "if so, then" construction. Evidently Christ only died for you if God is calling you now? Or something? Thanks to Albuquerque Bob.
"Banheiro" "quebrado"
8 years ago
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I guess that's one take on Limited Atonement
I believe the "if so then" part precedes the "repent," not the line about Christ dying for you. Aside from that confusion, it has a more organized layout than I see on most signs of this sort.
What’s with all the italicized Ns?
I love that it’s close to the Circle K. Pick up a Thirst Buster and Save Your Soul, all in one trip.
Now, say you're sorry, Timmy, or the big bad man will send you to hell.
I think ya better "repent" fast.
If you're trying to read that sign while driving, it's more likely the end (for you) is near!
{crash!}
God, in fact, hasn't called me. So, according to their instructions, I needn't "repent."
Which is good, cuz I also owe God money.
Quite apt really - most people who claim to be Christian pay very little attention to what the Bible actually says, so they probably do "repent" rather than repent.
Holy smokes. That's quite the sign!
I agree with Karen, "repent" quick! If you're reading that dude while driving, the end is very, VERY near.
minh beat me to it: what is the DEAL with those italicized Ns?
maybe it's the signmaker's way of of implying unnecessary tildes. i don't know.
and yesssss to the awesomeness of this blog. unnecessary quotation marks are so my pet peeve. now if i find a blog dedicated to overusing exclamation points, all would be good.
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