Brad Sutton a Point Church Pastor saw one of my previous parodies over at SperoNews and referred to in in a sermon and even created a new graphic for it that was much better than my original graphic.
You are a committed Christian and you
really want to do what Jesus tells you to do, but sometimes scriptural
passages are difficult to interpret.
For example Matthew 18:21-22 says:
"Lord, how often shall my brother sin
against me, and I forgive him? As many as seven times?" Jesus said to
him, "I do not say to you seven times, but seventy times seven. "
Peter's measure definitely seems off and if you take the Bible
literally it is pretty difficult to determine when you reach the limit
of 70x7 (490). Just how do you know if you have accidentally forgiven
somebody 491 times or more? This can be embarrassing in difficult
relationship and what if you mistakenly undercount and stop offering
forgiveness at a number below 490?
That was a messy and difficult problem. That was until we at Roncoe
products made the 4GiveCount counter available at your local Christian
bookstore.
With the 4GiveCount counter you will always know where you are at when
it comes to forgiveness. No more messy mistakes and uncertainty when it
comes to mercy.
Simply enter the names of those people you come into contact with into
your computer or PDA's address book and download it via a USB cable
into the 4GiveCount counter and your ready to start. Every time
somebody does something and you forgive them all you have to do is
select their name in the Forgive Person display and then click the
forgiveness button located on the upper left side of our special
counter. This will increment the forgiveness counter by one for the
currently selected person.
Our counter can be set to one of three forgiveness modes.
* Peter - If you are like St. Peter and
believe that seven is a generous limit for forgiveness then select the
Peter mode.
* Literal - To follow just what Jesus
said in the Bible select the literal 70x7 mode.
* Jesus - Some biblical interpreters
hold that Jesus' statement was meant to be symbolic by giving us a
relatively high number. If you follow this interrelation select the
Jesus Infinity mode. *
When you increment the forgiveness counter and it detects that you have
forgiven them past the upper limit as determined by the selected
forgiveness mode- the Mercy Overload lamp will start to flash to warn
you that you need not offer forgiveness. That's all there is to it and
you will always be sure you have done your part.
But wait there is more!!! If you order your own 4GiveCount counter by
midnight tonight we will throw in a blessing counter. You are always
being told to count your blessings and it is just so easy in the rush
of everyday life to loose track. With our reliable and durable blessing
counter you will always know just how blessed you are!
* If you select the Jesus Infinity mode and you notice that no matter
how many times you increment a persons forgiveness index that the Mercy
Overload lamp never comes on - don't worry this is normal operation.
This accurately simulates Jesus in that no matter how high your current
forgiveness index is, his Mercy Overload lamp also never lights.

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Kind of reminds me of the "Forgive-o-matic" from Veggie Tales :) Only funnier!
Makes for a perfect Lenten gift! Call and order today!
BMP
Great idea! I'm waiting for the new and improved model, however--one that has a polygraph device connected to the counter that can detect whether I have sincerely forgiven the person from the heart. My problem tends to be quality, not quantity!
hahahha, my friend might need one of these :)
Ah, fer laughin' out loud! :)
Bonus chuckle: "New from 'Missed the Point' Labs!"