(October 3, 2020 at 9:53 am)bluelily Wrote:(October 2, 2020 at 12:39 am)Fake Messiah Wrote: This could have a supernatural explanation. Maybe Jesus was pushing that plate because Jesus was judged by Pilate which is a very close an almost-anagram of 'plate'. I mean if you remove letter "i" from Pilate you get "plate" and in ancient Greek, Jesus is spelled with an "i" - Iesus.
And it was on a table during a meal - and meal preceded Iesus' meeting with the Pilate so it all makes sense. Jesus was probably saying to you "It's me, Jesus" by moving that plate. Or maybe Jesus was trying to warn you by pushing that plate toward some person who will soon betray you.
Your answer isn't helpful and not funny. I came for opinions not jokes.
(October 2, 2020 at 5:02 pm)Abaddon_ire Wrote: I am curious why anyone would be sitting at a table with a saucer on it all of it's lonesome. Seems an odd thing to do.
I am also curious why "plate" is being mentioned at all. OP clearly said it was a saucer. Where did "plate" come from?
I am further curious if anyone else has noticed just how malleable this whole thing is. We now have a schism between those who claim a saucer and those who claim a plate.
Welcome to how christianity actually works. In a couple of days we already have a schism about the detail of an utterly pointless claim. What would happen in centuries? Would the saucerists go to holy war with the platists? Probably.
The saucer weren't on it's own dummy, it happened in a tourist cafe place in Rochester Kent in England. We had tea, there was cups and a saucer with it.
The saucer shook for some reason you're not aware of in a place you're not exactly familiar with enough to know all its ins and outs. Therefore ... ?
