Ha! This could make a good infographic in Logos!
http://www.artofmanliness.com/2014/10/02/how-to-gird-up-your-loins-an-illustrated-guide
Indeed. You are not alone.
https://community.logos.com/forums/p/91511/635747.aspx
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Now a days we just go to Dick's Sporting Goods their pre-made [:D]
Yes it would. I've seen that one before I thought it was good.
If Logos ever uses this, I hope they change the charging pose at the end into something more peaceful. Otherwise some folks may find the graphic unusable/objectionable in some settings.
something more peaceful
"Dress for action like a man, and let's play Canasta" (ESV)
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Now a days we just go to Dick's Sporting Goods their pre-made
Ha ha ha ha.
In all seriousness, this would make a good and welcomed infographic. [:)]
Not to jump off topic, but I'm curious, what settings (that read, study, teach, and preach the Bible) would find it unusable/objectionable?
Ha! This is awesome!
In certain cultures and settings, a charging sword-flailing pose as the goal for "gird up your loins" would be disastrously misinterpreted.
I'll have to leave the details to your imagination.
In certain cultures and settings, a charging sword-flailing pose as the goal for "gird up your loins" would be disastrously misinterpreted. I'll have to leave the details to your imagination.
Understood. Thanks for the clarification, Lee. It would be a good topic for brief discussion, but not in this post. [:)]
You have pricked my mind on this, and I may look on Christiandiscourse to continue or initiate a discussion. It would be interesting.
Here would be some modern day crossovers, for us:
I think the application could be made depending on the group your addressing.
FWIW,
I actually did this when I preached on this to my students many years ago. They never forgot what it meant. Or what my white legs looked like in the middle of winter.
