LOST IN TRANSLATION
I attended the Pastor’s Conference at Mt. Hermon Conference Center here in our area recently and heard Chuck Swindoll of the Evangelical Free Church of Fullerton, California. He shared this story on the things that are sometimes lost in translation: It seems that some years ago the people of Texas were being plagued by a Mexican bandit who continuously slipped across the border and robbed their banks. His name was Jorge Rodriguez. He had become bolder and more successful and yet they could never capture him before he high-tailed it back across the border to his hide-out in the mountains of Mexico. Finally, they had had enough of this so they hired a well-known detective and sent him down into Mexico to get back their money. He set off for the small town reputed to be the hideout of Rodriquez. The detective found the small Mexican town, walked into the saloon, and lo and behold there in the corner was the…
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