Monday, September 18, 2017

The Parable of the Man who had Three Testicles.

Abihu had taken up residence in Beersheba and was on hand when Angry Jesus made a rare visit.

Ancient Beersheba
Angry Jesus entered the city on a donkey and crowds gathered to see him, he was sort of the Elvis of his time.

Sorry but you have to imagine Angry Jesus sitting on him.
Abihu was in the crowd and called out, "I like some of your ideas, but this Holy Trinity thing is shit!"
Angry Jesus glanced at him.
As was his custom without thinking, Abihu had a little scratch. He was surprised to feel an extra testicle.

Obviously a Jewish picture.
Angry Jesus looked at him and spoke, "Let your three testicles serve to remind you of the Holy Trinity."

Abihu adapted pretty well to his little bonus addition and, on the very infrequent occasion that he got lucky with a lady, it served as quite a novelty. The only down side was that he had to be careful when he sat down.

This Parable shows the power of Angry Jesus to get a point across. It also shows that sometimes, in the past, he acted without really thinking things through. Abihu went on to have 17 children and 52 grandchildren. Although he couldn't quite buy the concept of three people in one god, he kept a soft spot in his heart for the Holy Trinity.

Angry Jesus, "Dad, what happened to our plates?"
God the Father, "We're wearing them son."

4 comments:

  1. I guess that they'd be handy for the second coming.

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  2. Did you hear the story about the man with three testicles?
    He died and knocked at the heavenly gate.
    St Peter answered and said he had to first answer three questions.
    The man thought for a moment and said I will make you a bet that I can give the answers to each of your questions before you say them.
    Peter wasn't impressed and sent him to hell.
    The moral is "Don't be pompous if you want to get to heaven".

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  3. No, old St Peter knew that his boss would be pissed off if someone else was up there with three balls.

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