et me tell you—people say I don’t read, that’s fake news. It’s fake. I read a book about Adam. Slowly. Cause this is a big job, people say you did a lot in business, but this is a big job—bigger than I thought it would be. It’s yuuge. So I don’t have as much time to read, but I read it. It took 100 days.
But Adam—people don’t know this, people talk, they say, hey, you know, Adam, but they don’t know—Adam, he was a tough guy, had to be, the first man, but he had a big heart. May have been his one flaw, you know, too big a heart, and Eve tricked him. Sad. But you gotta give the guy his heart. But Melania would never do what Eve did, let me tell you. She’s a great first lady, the best of all of them. Better than Mrs. Jackson. Everyone says so.
But Adam, not many people know this, but he saw what was going on with the crucifixion, and it made him angry. He said, “There’s no reason for this. What did I do? Eat some fruit, and there’s a crucifixion?” Does that make sense? Think about it. It made him angry. If only Adam had come a little later, he’d have been able to stop it. There’d have been no crucifixion.
But if you think about it, the crucifixion!—I mean, why? Nobody asks that. That couldn’t have been worked out? I mean, it was a crucifixion. Why have a crucifixion? No one thinks about it, but why? You can’t make a deal? Pilate, Caiaphas, they weren’t such a bad guys. And Adam’s heart was big—tough, but big.
I mean, really, crucifixion? Why? Who asks?
Discover more from To Give a Defense
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.