Snacks in heaven

Marcos
Nov 15, 2022
1 min read

Reading between the lines I see, this morning, that Jesus likes figs and grapes.

I had never paid attention to this before.

One of my problems is that I am more of a Matthew Man, than a Luke fan, and Matthew is not as specific on this issue as Dr. Luke.

Jesus mentions good fruit, and then focuses in on what He considers good:

Lu 6.43-44

A bad tree does not bear good fruit.

For figs are not gathered from thornbushes, nor are grapes picked from a bramble bush.

Well, now we know what the snacks will be in heaven.

And as for being fruit, I want to make sure I am neither a dried fig, nor a raisin.

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