Santa Clause or The Devil?
Two kids were walking home from Sunday School, each deep in his own thoughts.
Finally, one said, “What do you think about all this devil 😈 buisness we studied today?”
The other boy replied thoughtfully, “Well, you know how Santa Claus turned out. This is probably just your dad, too…”
Joke taken from the book, “It Happened In The Church” by Patti S. Webster.
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Becoming the Oil and Wine blog was founded on March 19th, 2014 by Beverley Doreen Wright in direct obedience to God to teach, encourage and uplift His people.
In 2011, Beverley gave up all secular goals and desires to answer the call of God on her life. Her first project was to start this blog to share her journey to becoming the oil and wine.
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LOL! Kinda ironic, too – considering what you get when you mix around the letters of Santa.
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Okay. Satan. I didn’t even think of it 🙂These kids are smart.
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Yep 🙂
(Sadly, there are real-life cases of Christian kids who were told Santa was real dismissing Jesus as a lie when they found out the truth about Santa.)
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I use to believe he was real when I was a child. It is time we move away from the deceptions.
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I never believed in Santa; my parents were always very clear he was a made-up character.
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You have wise parents. I use to read a lot of fairy tales and sadly believed all of them. My mom never use to bother with those things.
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I read a lot of those stories.
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You do a lot of reading. Are you attending university now?
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TAFE.
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Sorry to reply so late sometimes I get busy at work and home. What does TAFE stands for?
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Technical and Further Education. It’s adult education.
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Okay. I am not so familiar with that name. Thanks for replying.
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I had to look it up 🙂 It’s Australian.
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🙂
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