Who said that? Is it true? Depends on who you ask doesn’t it? Or does it depend on the size of the diamonds? Do zirconium’s count? Can diamonds replace best friends (humans)? What kind of person puts people above gems, anyway? A famous saying usually brings to mind a famous person.
Who said: “Let ‘em eat cake!” Who said: “We have peace in our time!” Who said: “God is dead!” Who said: “I am not a crook!” Who said: “I did not have sex with that woman!” Considering all the circumstances, do you see a pattern? See any arrogance? See any pride? Marie Antoinette, Chamberlin, Nietzsche, Richard Nixon, and Billy Clinton all had something in common—an overdose of hubris. John Newton (author of Amazing Grace) once said: “I am not what I hope to be, I am not what I desire to be, but by the grace of God, I am not what I once was!” Diamonds may be a girl’s best friend; but best friends sometimes disappoint. Famous people full of pride will always say things that come back to bit them; hubris destroys to the utmost. Only God’s son, Jesus Christ, is everyone’s hope and best friend for eternal life—if, they are a believer. For those who do not believe, judgment won’t be so friendly. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow!
Who said “No one takes my life from me, but I lay it down on my own accord. I have authority to lay it down and authority to take it up again. This command I received from my father!” Jesus said that in John 10:13 Now, that’s a gem of a statement. Jesus’ death and resurrection, as part of God’s plan for the salvation of the world, was under God’s full control.
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