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Knows What It Feels Like

February 21, 2008
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In one of the Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis, the horse and his boy, there's a little girl who has a slave girl, and she treats her slave, are of them. Aslan, the lion, the Christ figure and the children's stories, comes to her and scratches her. She asked why he did it, and Aslan says, I didn't scratch you because you need to be punished. I scratched you because you needed to know what it feels like. That's what Christ did. He entered time and space he walked our dirty roads and died in our place. He now knows what it feels like. Jesus entered our world not just to keep you from being lonely, or afraid, but to be lonely and afraid, not just to keep you from dying, but to die as you must die, because he knows what it feels like the Bible says he is kind and gentle. I'm Steve Brown, he like network, you think about that. He's a key life on the Internet, at keylife.org.