Chloe watched the time tick away. Were they one step closer to destruction or ultimate joy? Only the thief in the night knew.
If you don't understand the allusion, look at 1 Thessalonians 5:2
If you don't have a Bible, use www.BibleGateway.com and put in the reference.
If you still don't understand it, feel free to e-mail me and I'll explain!
15 comments:
I've not yet tried my hand at Microfiction, but I might give this a whirl.
Lovely blog.
joy, let it be joy :-) I know for myslef it will be joy!!
Still room for pessimism, Scott!
AND HE"S COMING! what anticipation,thanks-
Ah, we can do without him. Nice one.
I blame a lot on that thief in the night fella.
Good one, I sure hope it's ultimate joy!
Thankful that God is ultimately in control! Good one!!! :O)
Time is a thief in the night or the day!
I tend to agree with Jinksy, time is a thief -- night or day! Great take on the pic of the day! Hope your week goes well!
Sylvia
Watch out for that thief!!
Thief in the night indeed. Don't we all need to keep 'im in mind. :)
♥.•*¨ Elizabeth ¨*•.♥
I vote for you--but it's certainly ambiguous. I'm afraid most readers of the Thessalonian's text would lean towards destruction. But no Biblical scholar I. All I can say is that it was a darn good microfiction.
Have a great week.
I meant to say "I vote for JOY." (I vote for you too, but it's late here and I have Monday-fried-brain syndrome...)
Ultimate joy, please.
What? What thief in the night? What dastardly thief? I want to know more, more. Great post.
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