WHAT THE PROBLEM WAS
A man had become fairly sick and was now lying home in bed. His doctor had come to examine him and had brought with him another doctor for a consultation. After the examination, the doctors retired to the next room to discuss the sick man’s condition. Quickly the man called for his young son and asked him to eavesdrop at the door and tell him what the doctors said. Later the man asked his son: “Well, son, what did they say?” The boy, somewhat perplexed, replied: “Dad, I can’t tell you that. I listened as hard as I could, but they used such big words that I can’t remember much of it. All I could catch was when one doctor said: ‘Well, I guess we’ll find out what the problem really was at the autopsy.'” At least this poor man was being given fair warning that things didn’t look too good for him! Scripture so often reminds us that we…
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