Patriotism gone WAY to far? A nifty craft time for kids? Or a new style of Sunday morning worship? Come to our church and see!
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(Same sign, other side)
So, I suppose this is to answer the other side of the sign? Here are my questions:
1. Really, how many people in Alabama can read Hebrew? Not many, until they start printing Hebrew advertisements on NASCAR drivers. (Sorry, Alabama, I would've said the same thing about Tennessee....)
2. Which Jew: Sammy Davis Jr.? Jerry Seinfeld? Or should I just consider "the Jew" in general?
I think the sign says "Jesus is Messiah", but c'mon, couldn't it have been written in English to serve more passers-by? Looks like somebody took a correspondence course and had to show off what he/she learned.
Keep 'em coming.
Consider the Jew who might perchance drive by and see that you can't spell "Mashiach".
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Oooohhhh, nice catch JATB.
ReplyDeleteApparently the person who took the correspondence course got ripped off.
That's what happens when you buy a hebrew course from Liberty University.
ReplyDeleteOUCH! Spooky, that was MEAN. And dead-on true. :-)
ReplyDeleteJoel, this is an incredible amount of crumminess in one post. It must have made you cringe to put the post together. I also feel badly for the pastor who submitted the photos, as he had to suffer while taking pictures of the sign. Egads!
Joel, the quip about NASCAR ads in Hebrew was hilarious, BTW. I'll say the same thing about Georgia, as well as Alabama (since I lived there until I was 11).
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