After watching the movie "The Chronicles of Narnia II", the special effects are combined, the plot is average, and the actors are average. This did not surprise me, but spending two hours sitting and watching this movie was not for such a gain.
The Bible says: "The Lord will roar like a lion, and the people will follow him." (Hosea 11:10), the shepherd led me to read this chapter of Scripture during today’s worship, which reminded me of the lion Aslan in the movie. The resurrected lion, who had overcome the penalty, stood by the bridge with Lucy, roaring at the enemy's army, and the enemy was instantly swallowed by the flood. The poet David said, "Even though I have traveled through the valley of the shadow of death, I am not afraid of being harmed, because you are with me." The little girl Lucy was not brave, but at that moment, the Aslan she relied on was indeed It is her ability, her shield.
On the battlefield, the Narnia and Milaz’s armies fought, just as the Israelis who had only "two small flocks of goats" fought against the Arameans over the plain, but the Lord God handed the Arameans to Israel. In the hands of people, even the Israelis defeated the more with less, killing the enemy 10W.
What's interesting is that the protagonist Peter has doubts about Aslan, just like the apostle Peter denied Jesus three times, but in the end he firmly believed in face to face, and he and the powerful king Miraz won single-handedly, just like before. The handsome young David defeated the giant Goliath. At that time David said to the Philistines: "You came to attack me with knives and spears and bronze halberds. I came to attack you in the name of the Lord of Hosts, the God who led the army of Israel that you were mad at. "(1 Samuel 17:45) It must be hard for people to imagine how confident David is in this reversal.
In the movie "The Great Debater", Thorson repeated this dialogue over and over again while training students
Tolson asked: Who is the opponent?
Student Answer: It does not exist.
Q: Why?
Answer: Because that is just a voice that opposes the truth I said.
Q: Who is the referee?
Answer: God.
Q: Why?
Answer: Because he decides who wins and who loses, not my opponent.
The idea of man is that man will conquer the sky, and each boast of being strong, but when the earthquake comes, he will fall down, and when the stock market falls, he will fall down. In the face of giants, how did Aslan help the Narnias to put their powerful enemies under their feet? The poet David went on to say "In front of my enemies, you set up a banquet for me"
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