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#1 I've used your
I've used your floating/sinking oranges in a different way. In primary for sharing time we were talking about the armour of God. I used the orange with a peel to represent someone who was wearing the Armor of God. The peeled orange represented someone who was brought down by the temptations of the world who was not wearing such armor, and the water represented the worldly temptations that might pull those of us unwilling to wear the armor down.
#2 I love this idea!
I love this idea!
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