Mad Libs Mania by Mad Libs

Mad Libs Mania by Mad Libs

Earthly man does not always understand the revelations of the Word; it is therefore sometimes necessary to use metaphors or parables as Jesus did when teaching the Jews about the kingdom of God. In the same vein, this dissertation uses the metaphor of a light bulb that can emanate light-when plugged into an electrical source-to the light that shines from God. Going further with this metaphor, the light bulb of God takes its energy from the Lord himself as it shines in the lives of everyone who believes in God.

Light is used to show the way, as roads, airport runways, and stations are lit to facilitate easier traveling to humans. Light, as humans know it, was only possible after electricity was discovered. Caldwell stated that in New York, by the late 1870's electric light was no longer a novelty, though the city didn't get its first consumer power grid until eight-teen eighty-two. The city put electrical lights to good use as the New York Train System lit up the tracks twenty-four hours a day-this provided an indication of the way the train would go. This was considered light that would guide the way for so many people travelling the city.

This train line pointing to the way people should go can be seen as a metaphor for The Way in a biblical sense. There are people who do not know or believe that the first light was God's light.

Mad Libs is the world-famous word game that has been delighting fans of all ages since its invention in the 1950s by Roger Price and Leonard Stern. Fill in the blanks of a Mad Libs with any words you choose, and become the author of your own story!