The boy who put the world together!
Posted on February 4, 2010 by Saidimu Ole ngais
Story below is written and provided by
Bishop Manasseh Mankuleiyo
Miss Saina was a new Sunday school teacher when she encountered the most restless boy in the class Tim Saiyet was a terror, he made all kind of noises, which disrupted the class and no matter how hard the teacher tried the boy got worse.
Miss Saina decided to creatively deal with the brat. She told Tim to come to the front of the class, took the world map hanging on the wall, tore it to pieces, gave the pieces to Tim with clear tape and told him to go to the corner of the class and put the pieces of the world together.
The expression on Tims face pleased the teacher because the boy showed excitement at the challenge as he picked up the pieces and went to his corner and quietly got busy..’Putting The World Together’
Miss Saina was feeling pretty Good her own brilliance as she resumed teaching the class.
Four minutes later; here comes terror Tim with the map and says; Miss Saina I’m done,”Ive put it together!”
What, Said the confused teacher; “Tim, you don’t know where Africa, Asia, Europe is in the map, How did you put the world together?”
Tim answered; “Teacher I don’t know anything about the world, but on back of the map was a picture of Jesus and I knew where his head goes, where his feet go and where his body goes, I just put Jesus together and the WORLD GOT TOGETHER”!!
Jesus said
John 12:32
And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me.
What this lost and confused world need is Jesus, Let us lift him up and the world will get together
Ezekiel was send to a confused valley of bone s and was told to prophesy to the bones
The dry bones came together bone to bone and we could say there was revival in the dry valley
If we Christians decided not to major in minor earthly things but to major in the things that matter to the kingdom of God we can solve the complex problems in our world Today
As song Says; Lift Jesus higher, lift him up for the world to see
–
Bishop
Manasseh Mankuleiyo
Oh To Be ‘His Hand’ Extended
