Twitter confusion
Posted: August 4th, 2009 | Author: James Duncan | Tags: Twitter | 6 Comments »Perry Noble tweeted this today:
Someone doesn’t like you…is it those who didn’t like Jesus OR those who loved Him but were rejected by the religious system of the day?
Honestly, I have no idea what that means.
Can someone with a secret decoder ring help us out in the comments section? I’ve lost mine.
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no clue.
I would say ask him but…well..you know how that works!
Those who didn’t like Jesus: Pharisees; those who rejected by religious system: outcasts- “publicans, prostitutes and sinners,” perhaps
Just my guess
Al,
That makes sense. If Pharisees don’t like you then oh well, but if lost and needy people don’t like you then (I’m assuming he is saying) you are doing something wrong. ok.
I read that tweet today and was puzzled, as well.
It looks like Al figured it out, though. His translation seems to fit other similar statements Noble has made in the past.
By the way, anybody else notice how Perry Noble has scaled back his food tweets? Is this a trend we can count on, or just an anomaly?
I still don’t get how they fit together, but isn’t he saying in the first part that if you don’t like Perry, you don’t like Jesus?
I think the second part refers to PP, which loves Jesus and has been rejected by PN’s religious system. He has told us that his IS the religious system of the day, right?