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Old 08-15-2012, 11:11 AM   #1115
WT Sharpe
Bah, humbug!
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I have no idea what book that is, but I love those lines: "He shuts his eyes lest His Radiance should blind him, and then speaks in a low, deep voice—not the voice he uses in talking to his wife, but in a special voice, like an actor. My David is no actor. Do you think God is impressed by a low, deep voice, Mr Wasserman?"

In a similar manner, as a kid I always wondered why God could apparently only understand prayers offered in 17th century English. (That, of course, is simply an observation on the way some people behave in ecclesiastical settings and is in no way intended to be a springboard for a P&R discussion.)
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