Famine, Flocks, and Fights

I have always loved this little paradox of a picture.  Think about it for a while and see if it makes your head spin.  Since last week we were on the topic of lying, I thought I would share this paradox.  But as we look at Abram's life we have to ask ourselves many questions.  How did God view the choices Abram and his wife made?  Many of the choices were poor choices, choices that called God to intervene to rectify those choices.

Pinocchio had a very significant visual repercussion when he lied.  Abram did not.  What are our repercussions when we lie.  Also is there such thing as a "white lie" or a lie devised to "protect someone" or is deceiving someone okay, because we technically didn't lie. Check out the podcast for the answers to all of these questions.