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Beware of Dogs and Fake Men
I laughed out loud reading Paul’s writings to the Philippians. My wife and I were perfectly contented on a bench at a nearby park with the trees bleeding red and splashed with the fading autumn sunlight of a retreating October day. We laughed at Paul’s counsel, “Beware of dogs.” (Philippians 3:2.) A
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