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bishopkenneth · 6 years ago

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A God Like Old Ben Weaver

“But nothing can be good in Him, Which evil is in me.” - John Greenleaf Whittier, The Eternal Goodness, 1865.

There was an aged man in town who reminded everyone of old Ben Weaver from the Andy Griffith Show. He always kept score and never let a slight against him slide. He was a stickler for doing things right, and the smallest deviation from doing things his way, the right way, was duly noted and registered in his little book that he might well have titled, The Misdeeds of Others. If anyone ever got on his wrong side - which was pretty easy to do - it wasn’t good enough to go have a talk with him, honestly tell him you were sorry, and ask for his forgiveness. He always demanded recompense, and a little extra in the payback. Did your child break his window with a baseball? Apologies be damned, you had to fix the window, which I suppose is understandable, but the way he figured, that wasn’t enough. I mean, the window was perfectly fine before your kid played Nolan Ryan with it and his life was disrupted with all the bother and the mess and the broken glass and the temporary patch job and the loss of peace of mind and house. Your boy saying he was sorry wasn’t enough. Your saying you were also sorry wasn’t enough. Your fixing the broken window wasn’t enough. That didn’t “even things up.” You still owed him because of the, what is it the lawsuits call it - “punitive damages.” And, I mean, he wasn’t wrong, but he wasn’t much loved by his neighbors either.

Have you ever known someone like old Ben Weaver? Did you like them? Did you think they embodied goodness? Would you consider them Christlike? Honestly, would you even want to be around them?

I’m assuming by now you know where I’m taking this - why are these qualities considered less than good in old Ben, but perfectly fine and dandy when we speak of the person of God? Why are the qualities we find reprehensible in fellow humans somehow considered “good,” “just,” and “right” when applied to God? God keeps track of our misdoings - but that’s OK, he’s God. God demands payment for our wrongdoings - but that’s OK, he’s God. God has to be “satisfied,” not only with recompense, but even with punitive damages - but that’s OK, he’s God.

So many times when I bring up this incongruity, people respond with, “Well, the Bible says God’s ways are not our ways.” What does that even mean? Better yet, “What even does that mean?” We can’t throw that line out as some kind of defense of God every time we run across him being attributed qualities which are reprehensible in every other living thing. The truth of the matter is that when God says that of himself (in Isaiah 55.8 and surrounding verses), he is specifically referring to his extraordinary level of mercy, not his “just demands,” or his wrath.

In point of fact, in Amos 1.11, God condemns Edom for these very faults. Edom “cast off all pity,” his “anger tore perpetually,” and he, “kept his wrath forever.”

For the love of God, let’s all please stop saying that something is good when it is in God, but terrible when it is in creatures created in his image. God is not like the sins he condemns. Let me say that again in bold, God is not like the sins he condemns.

“But,” folk respond to me sometimes, “God is so majestic that even a slight sin against him demands justice. He is a great king, and a crime against a king is greater than a crime against a commoner.” Seriously, I’ve been told this, because this is kind of a classic argument from medieval days that has hung around till now. But I say hogwash. If a king has an orchard with 10,000 apples and I steal one, that isn’t a greater crime than me stealing an apple from my neighbor who has only one apple. In fact, the deed done against my neighbor is worse (remember Nathan’s parable to King David). God’s greater majesty doesn’t mean he is more exacting in dealing with offenses. It means precisely the opposite: “Let us fall into the hands of the Lord, but not into the hands of men; for as His majesty is, so also His mercy.” (Sirach 2.18)

Anyway, where was I? Oh, yes, oftentimes when I teach or write about God’s love, his mercy, his forgiveness, I am met with, “Yes, but…” and what follows is a demand that I balance it out with focusing on his justice, and wrath, and righteous punishment. Laying aside for a moment (actually for this whole article) that I believe good, solid, orthodox theology does deal with these issues without abrogating the mercy and love of God, what I find intriguing is that these very same folk, when they hear a sermon or read an article about God’s just demands, his wrath, his punishments, never bring up the, “Yes, but” remark then!

It is almost as if something within our spiritual framework can’t handle the idea of a God who really and truly forgives without demanding payment; that there is something in our spiritual condition that can’t abide a God who acts toward others the way he teaches us to act toward others. I suspect that maybe way down at the bottom of our hearts the reason we don’t want to see God in this light is because it would demand that we who follow him also really and truly live the same way. That “something” in our spiritual framework, that certain je ne sais quoi as the French say with such flair, is what St. Paul would call, “the flesh,” and it isn’t from God, and it isn’t like God.

John Greenleaf Whittier, whom I quoted at the beginning of this article, was a 19th century American poet, and a devout Quaker. When you read the whole of his poem, The Eternal Goodness, you discover that it is a conversation between Whittier and a friend who keeps bringing up the, “Yes, but.”

I walk with bare, hushed feet the ground Ye tread with boldness shod; I dare not fix with mete and bound The love and power of God.

Ye praise His justice; even such His pitying love I deem: Ye seek a king; I fain would touch The robe that hath no seam.

Ye see the curse which overbroods A world of pain and loss; I hear our Lord's beatitudes And prayer upon the cross.

I have a dear pastor friend who was discussing theology and the Bible with me one day, and jokingly said, “I’m going to go home and look it up in Greek, and make it say what I want it to say!” We both laughed, because he wasn’t serious, but he was onto something. Folk can make the Bible say whatever they want it to say. They can find verses here and connect them with verses there, and paint a very Ben Weaver portrait of God. I would suggest, instead, that we look at Jesus. “If you have seen me, you have seen the Father,” he told Philip (John 14.9). The Old Testament saw God, but only in shadows (Colossians 2.17), “but the substance is of Christ.” Abraham, Moses, David, the prophets - they saw God, “in many parts and in many ways…,” the writer of Hebrews tells us (1.1), “in bits and pieces” (Phillips), BUT, “…but in these last days he has spoken to us by his Son…He is the radiance of the glory of God and the exact imprint of his nature” (1.2). If you really want to know what God is like, he is like Jesus.

I really wrote this whole long article to make a single point, which I guess I could have just come right out and said and saved everyone a lot of time and trouble: enough of this seeing something as good in God, but as evil in others. If it isn’t good in old Ben Weaver, it isn’t good in the Almighty either.

Not mine to look where cherubim And seraphs may not see, But nothing can be good in Him Which evil is in me.

The wrong that pains my soul below I dare not throne above, I know not of his hate - I know His goodness and His love.

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so-caffeinated · 8 years ago

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Slight deviation from the prompt. Right after I selected one, norah_beans on twitter basically threw down the gauntlet challenging me to write Olicity in Bed Bath and Beyond (after Marc’s comments earlier today). I’m bad at turning down challenges. So.... this happened. As with all flashfics, this is not betaed, edited or even reread. Completed in about two hours.

April 2020

“I don’t understand why we’re here.” Felicity blinks a few times as the automatic doors slide open and the bright sunshine gives way to the dull fluorescent lighting she generally associates with malls and grocery stores. She grabs a cart and swings Ellie off of her hip with practiced eased, sliding the not-quite-two-year-old into the built in seat, facing her before turning to Jules.

“Momma, I think I’m too big for the cart,” Jules announces. She’s five and dead-set on independence wherever she can grasp it. “It’s for babies.”

It would be sort of a tight squeeze with both of the girls up there and Ellie’s been teething lately, biting on anything and everything in arm’s reach in an attempt to cut her two-year molars. It would be best if one of those things within reach weren’t her sister.

“Okay, Jules, but stand on the end of the cart and hold on, okay?” Felicity asks, looking back toward her husband who’s been quickly distracted by some kitchen tools with functions she knows nothing about. “Honey?”

“Yeah,” he says, putting down the doodad and heading back to her side.

“This is going to be like Home Depot but worse, isn’t it?” she questions. He looks a little sheepish.

“They have some really nice kitchen things,” Oliver ventures. She stops and blinks at him.

“If we came all this way for a new slow cooker…” she warns, her tone vaguely threatening.

“No,” Oliver chuckles, nudging her so that they start walking. “We have a great slow cooker. Two of them, actually. We’re here for Roy and Thea’s wedding present.”

Felicity grinds to a halt at that and blinks up at him. “April Fool’s Day was earlier this week, Oliver. Not today. There’s no chance in he...heck that your sister registered at Bed Bath and Beyond for wedding gifts.” Her eyes dart to Jules and Ellie at her near-slip, but neither girl seems to have noticed.

“No,” Oliver replies. “She didn’t. But Roy saw something he wanted here and I figured it would be a nice gift.”

“Roy,” Felicity asks, her voice a deadpan.

“Yes,” Oliver agrees.

“Roy saw something at Bed Bath and Beyond that he wants,” Felicity continues in the same tone.

“He did,” Oliver confirms.

“Roy’s stepped foot into a Bed Bath and Beyond?” Her nose scrunches up as she asks the question. “Because I’m having trouble picturing this.”

“Well, last week we were out before patrol and-”

“Hold on,” Felicity says, gesturing wildly with one hand. “You and Roy went shopping at Bed Bath and Beyond together?” If her eyes are bugging out a bit, she feels like that’s understandable.

“In a… professional capacity,” Oliver allows, clearing his throat.

“There are some big blank spaces in need of filling in about now,” she informs him.

The door slides open behind them and Felicity is suddenly quite aware that in spite of the store being sparsely populated, it’s not like they’re alone for this conversation.

“Let’s walk,” Oliver says, as if reading her mind. She steers toward linens instead of kitchen goods because she knows her husband and they do not need to go home with a brand new juicer or meat grinder or ice cream maker or whatever.

“So what is it that Roy had to have?” Felicity asks as they pass an older woman with powder blue hair holding some ‘as seen on tv’ gadget and debating the validity of a coupon with a very tired looking employee.

“There’s this grill…” Oliver starts off. Felicity has to shake her head and laugh to herself because of course it’s a grill.

“A grill?” she asks with clear amusement.

“It’s the grill, Felicity,” Oliver tells her seriously.

“I find that funny mostly because I’m well aware that Roy’s indoor kitchen skills are on par with mine, but you put that man outside and suddenly he’s like an artisan chef or something,” Felicity informs him.

“There’s…” Oliver starts before wincing and licking his lips a little. That’s damned distracting, regardless of context and company. He’s clearly thinking, trying to find a way to voice his thoughts. She might not get why Roy needs ‘the grill’ but she does get that it means a lot to Oliver. That’s enough for her, but her curiosity still has the best of her. “You know what it was like for Roy growing up, the kind of life he had. He said the grill reminded him of this friend he had once, some kid in a slightly better part of the Glades who had a barbeque that wasn’t . He said it was sort of cool because the kid had a dad who stuck around and a mom who packed him lunch and made him eat his vegetables. I think it’s linked in his head with what a family is, what a family looks like. And I want that for him and Thea.”

The thoughtfulness of that socks her right in the gut. Because she knows. She remembers. She’d been better off than Roy as a kid, but not by a hell of a lot. She remembers rusty swingsets and hand-me-down clothes that never once fit her. She remembers eating bar food for days on end because her mom could bring home food they were gonna toss at work, but they didn’t have money for things like fruits and vegetables. So, it’s not a grill for her. That’s not the thing that resonates with her, but she gets the idea. She gets that very well.

“I think that’s an awesome idea,” she tells her husband when it becomes obvious he’s waiting anxiously for some kind of response. “I think you’re an incredibly wonderful, thoughtful, amazing man and I am a very, very lucky woman to have married you.”

“A very smart woman,” he corrects her with a grin. “Luck didn’t have a whole lot to do with it.”

“Says the man who survived a shipwreck for years only to return home and find me in the IT department miraculously able to retrieve nigh-unrecoverable data off a laptop someone used for target practice?” she questions with a quirk of her eyebrow.

“Okay, so maybe there was a little luck,” he allows, kissing her temple and draping an arm around her as they start moving the cart again.

They’re nearly through the bedding section, into the patio area, when Ellie gives a high pitched shriek. At first, Felicity panics, thinking something’s wrong, but no… no it’s just her almost-two-year old being totally on-brand.

“Rascal!” she declares loudly, making grabby hands toward the kids’ bedding section. Sure enough, there’s a racoon covered bedspread set up on a mattress and Felicity knows that her younger daughter is about to utterly lose it. “Gimmie Rascal!”

“That’s not how you ask for things,” Jules tells her little sister, shaking her head in beratement.

“Go ahead,” Felicity tells Oliver, nodding toward the grills as she lifts Ellie out of the cart. She’d reached so far that it was only by the grace of the seatbelt that she hadn’t fallen out headfirst.

“I’ll be fast,” he promises, clearly aware that things with Ellie might have a massive downturn in very short order. She’s grumpier than usual with the teething and her patience is slim.

“Ellie-bug…” Felicity says, turning the little girl so she can’t see the cartoon animal. Or, at least, she couldn’t without the absurd kind of flexibility only know to toddlers and yoga devotees. She cranes her neck to catch another glimpse of Rascal and Felicity bops her lightly on the nose to get her attention. It doesn’t work though. She’s far too in Rascal-mode. “Hey, look at me, missy.”

“My Rascal,” she insists, looking back to her mom with huge, watery eyes that quickly spill over with fat tears that roll down her face as her lower lip quivers.

Faker.

“He’s the store’s Rascal, Ellie. You have plenty of Rascals at home,” Felicity tells her sternly.

“I want,” Ellie insists with a sniffle.

“And I want my little girl to not be demanding and not cry her little eyes out when she can’t have something she wants,” Felicity says, holding her ground. “You are not getting the Rascal bedspread right now, Elizabeth. If you want it, you can ask for it as a birthday present, but don’t you dare pitch a fit right now.”

“Maybe if you’d asked nicely,” Jules sighs, shaking her head. Ellie is too busy sniffling with little hiccups into her mom’s shoulder to hear her sister, though, and that’s just as well because Felicity’s pretty sure it would lead to bigger tears and an attempt at an apology in a bid to take the bedspread home today.

But that’s not happening.

She and the girls move around the corner slightly, just enough that Ellie can’t possibly see Rascal anymore and she can watch Oliver as he talks animatedly with a salesperson who is clearly trying to talk him into a better model. Felicity gets why. It’s not like the grill Oliver’s talking about getting Roy is anything special - at least not on the surface. It’s probably barely average quality and certainly average cost. There’s nothing particularly noteworthy about it. But, she knows, there will be to Roy.

Oliver heads back after a moment with a heart-stopping grin on his face. He’s so proud of himself right now. And he should be. For all the ways he saves his city, it’s little moments like this where he comes through for his family that really prove him to be a hero in every aspect of his life. At least, he is to her.

“It’ll be waiting for us up at the register in a few minutes,” he tells her, taking Ellie from her arms as she immediately reaches for him with wet, reddened fingers she’d been chewing on. She glares back at her mother like she’s holding a grudge. She probably is, right now, but it will pass shortly. “There’s a few other things I wanted to pick up before we go.”

“What kind of things?” Felicity asks, suddenly a little suspicious because why had he and Roy come here in the first place, again?

“Uh… some refrigerator water filters, a couple wine openers, a few… other things,” he answers, rubbing Ellie’s back.

“Didn’t you change the fridge water filter last week?” Felicity asks.

“Yeah, well… that’s, uh… that’s where I got the idea,” Oliver admits.

“What idea?” she questions warily.

“You know when you put those in, if you put them in wrong, how there’s a whole lot of pressure?” Oliver asks. “There’s a lot of force in those little things.”

“I’m aware,” Felicity replies.

“Well… Roy and I were talking about it and we thought they might be useful,” Oliver says, clearing his throat and looking around to make sure the salesperson is nowhere nearby. “For some new trick arrows.”

“...You and Roy came to Bed Bath and Beyond to look for supplies to make new trick arrows?” Felicity asks, trying to wrap her head around that idea.

“Yes,” Oliver agrees. “Yes, we did.”

That mental image… Oliver and Roy perusing the gadgets in the kitchen section… that’s a thing that’s gonna stick with her for a bit. Hell, she might need to hack the store’s security footage to see if she can actually catch a glimpse for herself.

“How frequently did salesgirls interrupt to see if they could help you two?” Felicity asks. She knows. She knows. It’s not like Oliver doesn’t draw interested looks wherever he goes. She’s used to that by now. But she’s also dead certain that he and Roy combined in a store like this had meant they’d had a whole lot more help than they’d wanted.

“That might be part of the reason I still need to go buy those filters and wine openers,” he admits.

“We’re here as your cover, aren’t we?” Felicity realizes.

“Maybe a little,” Oliver agrees. “But mostly you’re here because I want to spend my weekend with my wife, even if it’s spent doing something like shopping for refrigerator filters.”

“And Rascal?” Ellie asks, lifting her head to look at her father with wide, hopeful eyes. She knows the weak link in the parenting chain when it comes to batting her baby blues. But Oliver gives her a solid shake of his head, holding fast to the ‘no rewards for whining’ rule.

“Not today, Ellie-bug,” he tells her. “But if you and Jules are both good then I’ll pick you up some bubbles and chalk at the checkout and we can go to the park after this. Okay?”

Jules stands up straighter at that. “You’d better be good,” she tells her sister.

“You’ll get chalk either way,” Felicity murmurs, pulling the older girl to her side and quickly kissing the top of her head. “You’ve been very good today and I’m grateful.”

“I good!” Ellie insists, sounding a little annoyed.

“Glad to hear it,” Oliver says crisply, shifting her to his hip with ease and tilting his head toward the kitchen section. “Shall we?”

They do. And ultimately Jules and Ellie earn not only the chalk and bubbles, but candy, too, because their dad is a bit of a pushover when it comes to his girls. He’s also a little weak when it comes to kitchen gadgets. Neither the new meat grinder nor the new pasta maker that wind up in their cart surprise Felicity. But that’s okay. He talks the whole way to the park about the pasta dish he wants to make her for dinner tomorrow. He’s just… he’s happy. They’re all happy. Roy will be touched when he gets his grill and Oliver takes such joy in making his family a nice dinner and the girls are thrilled with their bubbles and chalk.

Tonight, he’ll hit the streets, hold the criminals of Starling City accountable for their many crimes. He’ll save three lives and prevent a burglary. He’ll make a difference with this city, as he does night-in and night-out. But right now, he’s making a difference with his family. And that, Felicity knows, is every bit as important.

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