March 13, 2010 8:01 AM
Sam wrote:
All those women!!! He must have had a hard time to find time to spend enought time with each of them to even enjoy them! With all the luxuries and talents God had given him, why would he have so many women for sex (and other things)? Why, when a man is far wealthier than others, succumb to such stupid desires as to have that many women in his sexual life? And people around him MUST HAVE known that he had all these women...why didn't they show him the error of his ways?
I'll bet you thought I was talking about King Solomon up above. No. I was referring to Tiger Woods.
Simply amazing how rich people act. Both Solomon and Tiger had wealth far beyond that of a 'normal' man, yet they both fell to the entices of women. I guess money will make you do strange things, as the Bible DOES say that the love of money is the kroot of all evil.
As you read the story of Solomon (and his 1000 women), stop and reflect on what YOU have, and how YOU use your many gifts from God. Do you squander it needlessly in immoral ways, or do you try to use it for the good of others?
Headed to Florida to visit relatives for the day....will be back tomorrow evening (you won't see my next blog until late tomorrow). Hope all enjoy the weekend.
All those women!!! He must have had a hard time to find time to spend enought time with each of them to even enjoy them! With all the luxuries and talents God had given him, why would he have so many women for sex (and other things)? Why, when a man is far wealthier than others, succumb to such stupid desires as to have that many women in his sexual life? And people around him MUST HAVE known that he had all these women...why didn't they show him the error of his ways?
I'll bet you thought I was talking about King Solomon up above. No. I was referring to Tiger Woods.
Simply amazing how rich people act. Both Solomon and Tiger had wealth far beyond that of a 'normal' man, yet they both fell to the entices of women. I guess money will make you do strange things, as the Bible DOES say that the love of money is the kroot of all evil.
As you read the story of Solomon (and his 1000 women), stop and reflect on what YOU have, and how YOU use your many gifts from God. Do you squander it needlessly in immoral ways, or do you try to use it for the good of others?
Headed to Florida to visit relatives for the day....will be back tomorrow evening (you won't see my next blog until late tomorrow). Hope all enjoy the weekend.
God is Great!
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