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>>>There's also a concept called anthropomorphism - whereby God uses bodily terms to make us understand Him better. The Bible is very clear that God is spirit and that God does not have a body.
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>>Oh that's rich! He doesn't have a body, is all spirit, but He made us in his image! So why aren't we just like whisps of smoke then? Who says He made us in his image? Oh, I forgot - the Bible. Who wrote the Bible? - Man.
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>SNIP
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>Funny you say "whisps (sic) of smoke"...
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>When I was a kid there was a fairly large cemetery at the end of my street. One day a bunch of us were playing ball on a vacant lot across from the cemetery when the guy batting said "Hey. It looks like someone lit a fire in the cemetery. Let's go have a look." and we all looked over, saw the smoke, and agreed we should check it out.
>When we got near to where we thought the smoke was coming from we saw a funeral in progress, and most of us agreed that the smoke we had seen was cooming from exactly where the hole had been dug.
>Later some of us agreed that the smoke was different than what we usually saw with a fire in that it was more wispy and much less spread out and rising more quickly.

Don't you sic me, young man! :-) Must have been thinking of whisper.

Maybe they were doing that incense thing?

BTW "different than (sic)" :-) It's a N. American thing!

Cheers

Terry