A man is looking at a photograph of someone. He says to himself, of the person in the photo...?

Question

"borthers and sisters have I none, but this man's father is my father's son"

Who is the photograph of?

Answer 1

himself?

Answer 2

Himself

Answer 3

Himself

Answer 4

Himself?

Answer 5

Why is it that Protestants love to point a finger at Catholics over what they perceive as "worshiping idols," and yet they fail to keep so many of the Old Testament laws and see nothing wrong with it? If you wear a cotton polyester blend shirt, that breaks the law of not wearing garments of mixed thread. If you eat bacon, pork, shrimp, or lobster, you're guilty of eating unclean food. If you sit on the same chair that a woman who is having her monthly period has previously sat on, you're ritually unclean until you perform the necessary rituals. Odds are good that you've broken many parts of the Law, but you still think you're righteous enough to condemn Catholics for what you perceive as a transgression. (Never mind the whole worship/veneration nonsense -- we honor the person the statue represents, but that's probably too fine a distinction for you to grasp at this point.) Christ fulfilled the Law and set us free from all the niggling little "Thou shalts" and "Thou shalt nots," but that seems to apply only to the self-righteous fundamentalists and not to their Catholic brothers and sisters in Christ. Either you follow all of the Old Testament, or else you are a new creature in Christ, set free from the Law. And remember, the same standard that you use to judge us will be the standard by which God judges you. Paul didn't write the second Chapter of Romans for "sinners". . .he wrote it for those who thought they were righteous enough to judge their brothers and sisters. Romans 2: 1-23 Edit: I'm not about to edit anything out because there's no need. St. John said that those who hate their brothers are no better than murderers, and no murderer has eternal life. So if even hating a brother or sister in Christ (yeah, that includes us Catholics) is enough to condemn your soul to Hell, then it follows that physical murder isn't exactly going to earn you a spot on Heaven's "Top Ten Nice Guys" list, either. Between Christ, Paul, John, and the rest of the New Testament authors, the Ten Commandments are reiterated and receive their ultimate fulfillment for Christians. Is adultery still forbidden? Well, Jesus said that anyone who even looks at a woman with lust has already committed adultery with her. Does that mean physical lust isn't also adultery any more? Don't think so. The same fulfillment principle applies to the rest of the Ten Commandments, as well. And as is so glaringly obvious, you missed the entire point of what I *did* say. So I'll try it again. this time in smaller words and simpler sentences: If you're perfect, toss the first stone. Otherwise, keep your mouth shut and don't judge if you don't want to be judged.

Answer 6

The man in the picture is the "speakers" son.

Hope this helps.

Answer 7

His son or daughter

Answer 8

The one in the photo is his you.

Answer 9

himself.

Answer 10

his son