I have been looking for my former primary school teacher. The man used to teach me in class five. He was one of those who molded me to become an author. The teacher might not know that I became one but I was looking for him for two reasons. First, to thank him handsomely. Secondly, to assist me with something he might have long lost. This man had a small book from which he used to narrate to us some stories about the life of Jesus Christ outside the Bible contex. The normal life that Jesus Christ lived. Like the story he regaled to us about Jesus and his five friends. The story went like this... Jesus Christ and his five friends, (boys), were playing on a roof of a house that had not yet been completed. They ran and chased each other merily. Accidentaly, one boy pushed the other and the latter fell and died. When the four boys saw the dead boy in a pool of blood, they fled away. Later on, the area chief went to each of the boys home and they were asked to give the account of what had caused the death of the boy. The one who had done it said it was Jesus Christ who had done it. Jesus denied this. As you know, boys love not to waste time that they would use to play, and can say anything when they misbehave. So even the other three heaped it on Jesus, because they had heard their friend say so and because Jesus didnt like arguing very much. Jesus denied this and told the Chief and the area residents who had gathered, to accompany him to the scene. To show them how one boy pushed the one who died. When they arrived, Jesus went to the dead boy and squatted. He asked the dead boy am I the one who pushed you? the dead boy raised his head a bit and said No, its Tonny, he even pointed at the boy who they called Tonny. Then he went back to his dead position and remained dead. Jesus made his first step to walk away before people beseeched him to just raise the dead boy. He told them he could not. They had to burry their boy.... I really need to go through the booklet.
Posted on: Sat, 26 Jul 2014 17:31:59 +0000
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