Jesus' Hawk Tuah

The world's empty hedonism vs. Jesus' eternal healing in hawk tuah.

“As Jesus went along, he saw a man blind from birth. Jesus said to him, “Night is coming… While in the world, I am the Light of the World.” After saying this, Jesus spit on the ground, made some mud with His saliva, and put it on the man’s eyes.  “Go,” Jesus told the blind man, “Wash in the Pool of Siloam.” So he went and washed, and came home seeing” (John 9:1-7).

Jesus heals the blind man (John 9:11) with His spit and mud.

I must apologize to my wife and family for this post.

My adult children will probably read it. I wish I never had to write it.

I hope you understand why I wrote this post after you read it.

“Hawk tuah” is a phrase that has exploded on the Internet. It’s a worldwide cultural phenomenon.

I know.

You have no clue what “hawk tuah” means.

Sadly, I must explain “hawk tuah” before I can draw a parable of Jesus Christ's Person and ministry and the culture of this world.

I’ll be as discreet as I can in revealing the graphic sexual meaning behind “hawk tuah.”

Before I do, jus…