Such a person also goes into great detail about what they have seen …
Summary: Whether we are kids in grade school or adults at work, we all crave attention. Everyone wants to be popular. When a “new kid” comes to town, they seem to upset the balance of power and suddenly everyone is vying for attention.
Here is an interesting thought: How does going into “great detail” impact a story?
Does adding detail add to the story, or is the purpose of “great detail” to add credibility to the storyteller?
As I ponder Paul’s words in this passage I find myself reflecting on what people say and how they say it. Paul is pointing out a characteristic of a certain type of people. These are not ordinary, every-day people, but these are people who have a mission to corrupt the faith of believers.
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