On Epaphroditus

On Epaphroditus
Philippians 2.25-30

When I was at school a first-year physics teacher once asked us the question in an examination: What are the advantages of having two eyes?

The correct answer, of course, was that with two eyes you can see things in three dimensions, and learn to judge distances, speeds and so on. One boy, however, wrote as his answer: ‘Having two eyes means that you can see twice as far; and if one eye stops working you’ve always got the other one to fall back on!’...

Taken from Paul for Everyone – The Prison Letters by Tom Wright