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Tomics Comics

@TomicsComics · joined 12 Oct 2017

I draw the dabbingest™ Jesus comics and post every Friday.

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@TomicsComics He bought 1 bitcoin 2.5K views · 67 likes · 0 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
@TomicsComics I have found a new reaction image lol https://t.co/9bKOKWOt7F
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@TomicsComics Plot twist: He did in fact buy Atlantis, he was being literal when he said the investment went under 1.8K views · 70 likes · 0 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
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JOKE-OGRAPHY:
In this cartoon, we just take some time to savor the first part of the Parable of the Unmerciful Servant (Matthew 18:23-35) and the immensity of the servant's debt. Some Bibles translate the debts in the story as "a huge amount" and "a much smaller amount," respectively, instead of using the literal numbers, but I think that misses the comedy of comparing 60 MILLION denarii and a mere 100. Also, the servant is much more flippant here than in the parable. It's funny to imagine a guy who owes 60 MILLION DAYS' WAGES using phrases like, "Aw, shucks, I musta lost track," or, "Yeah, my wife says I need to write down a budget," or, "Guess I gotta cut back on the fast food, huh?" as if he wasted a single paycheck on McDonalds and didn't blow -- once again for those who arrived late -- 164-THOUSAND-YEARS-WORTH OF MONEY.
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JOKE-OGRAPHY:

1. In Matthew 18, Jesus gives a famous line while telling His apostles about the Church He's forming: "Where two or more are gathered in My Name, there am I in the midst of them."

2. In Mark 6, Jesus sends His apostles out in pairs to preach and cast out demons in His Name.

3. In this cartoon, John takes the Matthew 18:20 quote and compares it to the missions Jesus sent them on in pairs in Mark 6:7. The way HE puts these two events together, he thinks Jesus is saying He can teleport between people who gather in His Name, as long as there are at least two gatherers present in the target destination. This is madness... for now. When Jesus appears beside John to question him, John cries out in shock, believing that Jesus has just teleported between him and Peter because the two of them were gathered together in His Name. Peter points out that Jesus didn't teleport, but simply walked over while John was describing his divine superpower headcanon.
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JOKE-OGRAPHY:
In this Bible story (Matthew 16:13-23) Jesus asks the apostles Who they think He is, and Simon gives an answer that's spot on. Jesus blesses him and changes his name to "Peter" (from "petra," Greek for "rock" and "stone"), because his faith -- gifted to him by God the Father -- will become the foundation for the new Church (which Peter ends up leading in early Christianity). Later in the same chapter, Jesus is foretelling His death and resurrection at the hands of the Jewish elders, but Peter rebukes Him for it, saying such a death would not be fitting for Him. Jesus counter-rebukes him, saying, "Get behind me, Satan!" because such thinking goes against God's plan and tries to tempt Jesus away from His salvific mission, even if Peter meant it with a good heart.
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JOKE-OGRAPHY:

1. Matthew 16:13-19 -- Jesus renames Peter and promises him the keys to the kingdom of heaven, along with the authority to bind and loose.

2. Isaiah 22:15-22 -- God promises to replace a wicked master of King David's palace with a new man named Eliakim, and promises to give him the key to the kingdom, along with the authority to open and shut.

3. Catholics schedule these passages for the same Sunday because the parallel between Peter (head of the Church) and Eliakim (master of the palace) is clear.  Both serve under a true king and are given authority over their kingdom with authority to bind/shut and loose/open.

4. In this cartoon, John notices this parallel and shares his insight with someone beside him.  That Someone is revealed to be Jesus, Who obviously already gets it.  Meanwhile, Peter notices the typo in John's word-flood, where he says "Stewart" (a person's name) instead of "steward" (someone who manages something).  This is hilarious.
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@TomicsComics I want to see an analog horror series that ends with the big evil demon getting smited by God now. 1K views · 52 likes · 2 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →
@TomicsComics Got that non-verbal communication like https://t.co/EHL1wfvktA
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Be not afraid... except YOU. https://t.co/AtnaTn9Ea7
JOKE-OGRAPHY:

1. In this Bible story (Matthew 15:21-28), Jesus is traveling abroad when a Canaanite woman begs Him to cure her daughter, who's tormented by a demon. Jesus tests her faith, then finally answers her prayer, and her daughter is immediately cured.

2. In this cartoon, we imagine the woman's daughter, with the demon tormenting her until angels show up, dressed like mafia, to deal with him on Jesus's orders. Gabriel enjoys the mafioso role with quips and slang while Michael prepares for a very one-sided fight.

3. Gabriel starts by barging into the house and SAYING "knock knock" instead of actually knocking. This is to assert dominance.

4. The idea to subvert the common "make like a tree" idiom is a new joke I invented. Please don't steal it and go back in time to use it before me so I look like I stole it. Thanks!

5. "Scramoose" is a mix between "scram" (like "go away") and "vamoose" (like "go away") for double the "go away" action!  This is to assert dominance.
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