"The Resurrection,” (c 1560) a drawing by Pieter Bruegel the Elder. At first sight, there seems no sign of Christ, but closer examination shows Him hovering above the angel, weightless in His resurrected body. The women, newly arrived on the scene, look up towards the angel, while the soldiers wake from their sleep and gather their wits as best they can.
One of the first Ten Commandments is clear that we’re not to use Almighty God’s name in vain. But what does the Bible really say about telling jerks to “go to ...!” or insulting them with taunts that their mothers were not as pure as the driven snow?
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