August 29, 2021 6:00 am
A humorous take on the concept of the soul is explored through a series of jokes and a Bible riddle, which delves into the idea of God giving man a soul.
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Speaking of soul, you know, we got it. Yeah. Speaking of soul, Bob, did you hear about the cucumber who sold his soul to be pickled?
Yeah, he made a dill with the devil. I actually like that. Wait a minute.
I love all your jokes. So I know a guy working at a Kia dealership and he told me that redheads keep coming in to try to buy a soul. Well, whatever, you know. So have you ever considered this, Sean? This one's for you, buddy. How much does Satan's soul weigh? How much does Satan's soul weigh? I'm so bad at this, Robbie. Bob's looking at me. Well, this is great.
Do you know, Heather? It weighs a pentagram. Well, there's a little humor anyway. So anyway, at the end of that, you know, I would actually have a Bible riddle for you. So I'm done with the puns and on with, well, I'm not quite done. I'm never completely done, but nonetheless, so here comes the riddle. God made man from the dust.
You may know that. So what did he do to give him a soul? He made him from the dust, but what did he do? Is it explained there in Genesis to give him a soul?
