We Have Ways of Keeping You Safe

We Have Ways of Keeping You Safe
Acts 23.23-35

Richard Adams’ celebrated novel Watership Down draws the reader into the dramatic and complicated world of a group of rabbits. We follow with increasing sympathy and fascination as Hazel and his companions go on their journey. (Adams was himself a classical scholar, and there are traces of the ancient journeying sagas in his work.) They brave all kinds of hazards, particularly wicked members of their own race on the one hand and, of course, humans on the other. And of all the things that humans do which make rabbits terrified, the car is one of the worst. You never know where you are when crossing one of their roads. These vast and noisy objects come rushing out of nowhere and can kill one or more of your family or friends in an instant...

Taken from Acts for Everyone Part 2 by Tom Wright