Emphasis Preaching Journal
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Acts 2:1-21
In one of the great scenes in George Bernard Shaw's play Saint Joan, Joan of Arc, the peasant maid of Orleans, is telling the obtuse King Charles about the Heavenly Voices she has heard. All she gets for her efforts is a scoff from the monarch, who refuses to believe in her mystic source of understanding. "Oh, your voices, your voices! Why don't the voices come to me? I am king, not you," rants Charles.
In one of the great scenes in George Bernard Shaw's play Saint Joan, Joan of Arc, the peasant maid of Orleans, is telling the obtuse King Charles about the Heavenly Voices she has heard. All she gets for her efforts is a scoff from the monarch, who refuses to believe in her mystic source of understanding. "Oh, your voices, your voices! Why don't the voices come to me? I am king, not you," rants Charles.
