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Nosebleeds (should win the gross analogy of the year award)
||April 08, 2008|521 reads
 

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JesusFreak
April 09, 2008
Wow VERY gross anolagy, but good point's to it!
Bhek  Simmons
April 09, 2008
Now that is a MAN's blog.  Tangible.  We can get our hands around a nosebleed.  Well done sir. and AMEN!
Deb Rockwell
April 09, 2008
Really gross...but you got your point across!
Mike n Laura
April 14, 2008
Yes, I have all sorts of fairly disturbing images going through my head as I write this now, thanks Paul. But I do commend your imagination. The whole "swallowing our problems" is a good analogy! As is "if we bleed too much we die". I wonder, were you thinking spiritually here?
Paul Hospodar
April 14, 2008

Hi Mike -

Yeah, some real nice images here.  I actually thought of it when I was sitting there because the first bloody nose I remember having started when I was in my grandparents kitchen looking at a picture of Jesus.  And it kept going for about 5 hours, involved a trip to the ER and all that fun stuff.

Well, that being said, I was sitting up just being attacked with worry and fears, and was inspired to write that, grossness and all.   If we take our eyes off of God and the path of His will ahead, we stumble.  If we swallow or take on all of these problems that drain our ability to serve, we get sick, and we 'die' as it were, becoming consumed by those fears and worry - putting those ahead of the Lord...and we can't do that.

 

 

Hudnall
April 14, 2008
lol... it's a guy thing
Virginia Gill
April 14, 2008
LOL  Oh man, a few years ago this would have completely grossed me out..  But my husband's long battle with leukemia has made nosebleeds a frequent occurance in our home.  His longest lasted a total of 7 hours...he ended up in the hospital.  It does teach you a lot though. These days I just hand him a tissue and let it go.  Much like recognizing challenges in my life, whispering a prayer, and then letting them go.  Peace is amazing.

Virginia
Cheryl Whit
April 14, 2008
okay...glad I had lunch! hehe  Love ya brother and praying still.