I glance at him. He’s
dressed to within an inch of his life, and wears the most ridiculous sunglasses
I’ve ever seen. I decide not to comment on his fashion sense. “I think he
might, this time. I think he’s ready for change.”
Lucifer snorts. “It’s been two thousand years, and
neither one has exactly caught on yet. Why should this time be any different?”
“Care to put your money where your mouth is?”
He eyes me carefully. “I would, but you see you have this
whole mystic omnipotent God thing going on. Personally, I don’t care for those
odds.”
I arch an eyebrow. “I may be omnipotent, but Jesus does
have free will and
he does possess the ability to make his own decisions. You think I’d stack the
deck in my son’s favor? Just to win a bet with you?”
“Let’s say I’m taking no chances.” He smiles. “Tell you
what, though—give me free rein. Let me
do what I want, and you not say anything or do anything to interfere with me?
As far as they’re concerned, that is.”
I open my mouth to object, he hastily interjects. “No
killing, I swear to it.”
That’s better. I still have some measure of control over
the serpent.
Until next time, take care!
♥ Julie
Ooh, that serpent.
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Thanks for stopping by, Holley!
Definitely sounds interesting, Julie. Yes, indeed...
ReplyDeleteThanks, Diana! :)
DeleteNow that is an interesting concept for a story.
ReplyDeleteI always thought God was under-utilized as a character. Sounds like fun!
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