July 11, 2012 1 Comment
He was human as well as divine and laughter must have been commonplace at the carpenter’s bench.
But we seldom see images of Christ laughing, or even smiling for that matter.Would it be regarded as frivolous for the maker of the world, the Supreme Spirit, to be observed laughing?
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Of course He did! Not just in childhood, but probably occasionally with his friends as He went around in His Ministry.
Let us be careful that we don’t suddenly portray Jesus as some sort of divine cheerleader. That wasn’t the point of His coming, as you already know.