... that is, Weissmuller proved his identity by doing his famous Tarzan move—he beat his fists on his chests and let out his ear-piercing Tarzan shriek. The soldiers instantly recognized it, and they let him and his friends go free. (1) That takes some pretty quick thinking when you’re in a foreign country and you’re staring down the barrel of a gun. Fortunately, his yell was known everywhere that American movies were shown. It was proof of his identity. This morning’s scripture lesson is about John the ...
... New Testament is composed of two Greek words: “meta,” which means to change or transform, and “noia,” which means mind. So John is preaching, “Repent. Transform your mind by aligning it with the mind of God.” Let me give you an example of ... haunted him. All his adult life, he worried that he would lose his gold medals and be exposed as a fraud. You see, Johnny Weissmuller was born in Romania. Sometime after his birth, he and his parents immigrated to the U.S., and his mother gave birth to his ...
