One day Jesus and Moses were out golfing and halfway through the course they came upon a hole with a large lake in the middle of the fairway. Moses teed up his ball and smacked it hard but despite what looked like sufficient flight the ball dropped into the lake. Jesus offered to retrieve the ball but Moses said, "No, no, Jesus, I got this." I'll simply walk down and part the water, walk across the dry land, pick up the ball, and give it another try." And that is exactly what he did. Having retrieved his ball, he teed it up again and hit it again and this time it sailed over the lake and landed comfortably within easy shot of the flag.
Jesus then teed up his ball and hit it and it too looked like it was going to sail past the lake but it, too, dropped in. Moses offered to retrieve the ball as he'd previously done with his won and in service to his Lord, but Jesus said, "No, no, I hit it, I'll go get it." He then walked down the fairway and out onto the water, looking around from atop the water until he found the ball, and upon finding it he reached in and pulled out the ball. He then walked back up to the tee, teed up the ball, hit it again - this time with greater might - but the ball again dropped into the lake. Moses again offered to retrieve the ball and, again, Jesus declined the offer and walked out on top of the lake and retrieved his ball for a second time. Jesus then walked back, re-teed the ball, hit it a third time and, again, the ball dropped into the lake. He again walked down the afirway and out on top of the lake to retrieve his ball but this time another group of golfers walked up behind Moses and gasped, "What?!?!? Who does thatguy think he is, Jesus?" was their chorused outburst. To which Moses replied,
"Oh, that is Jesus, but he thinks he's Scottie Scheffler."
(feel free to insert the name of any great golfer. Rory Mcilroy, Phil Mikkelson, Tiger Woods, etc. The first time I heard the joke it was with Arnold Palmer)
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