The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Mr. Beaver in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe says of Aslan, “Course he isn’t safe. But he’s good” (Lewis, p, 86 2015). Mr. Beaver persuasive tone yet frightening voice warms Lucy that she can trust Aslan. However, beware of his mighty size, strength, power, speed, and his load roar can shake the land of Narnia. “if there is anyone can appear before Aslan with their knees knocking” (Lewis, p.86 2005). Mr. Beaver, describes Aslan as good, which means he will not harm you, he is here to protect you from the evil Witch. Aslan is king of Narnia, and he is here to claim what belongs to him. However, if you get to close, his mighty strength, power and load roar will leave you knees shaking and you might fall to the ground. Take your chances and see what happens he offered. Lucy, Peter, Susan felt quite different after Mr. Beaver describes Aslan to them.
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Jesus in the king of the world, just like Aslan was king of Narnia. Jesus is in mighty in power, and strength, he can move mountains. Jesus tells us to come to him in childlike faith. The children of Narnia also accepted Aslan in a childlike faith. appropriate because Christ tells us to have a child like faith, “And he said, “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 18:3 NIV). In Narnia, the lion is show as “course he isn’t safe, but he’s good”. He’s the King, I tell you” (Lewis, p. 86. 2005). God is a good, he is faithful, powerful mighty a protector of his children. he will recuse us from Satan trap. Humbly you can come close to Aslan, just like you can come to Christ. However, if you refuse to turn against him, and take sides with the Witch, or Satan he will not protect you. Lewis said the “imaginative “is something produced by the human mind as it tries to respond to something greater than itself” (McGrath, p. 263.
Jesus in the king of the world, just like Aslan was king of Narnia. Jesus is in mighty in power, and strength, he can move mountains. Jesus tells us to come to him in childlike faith. The children of Narnia also accepted Aslan in a childlike faith. appropriate because Christ tells us to have a child like faith, “And he said, “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 18:3 NIV). In Narnia, the lion is show as “course he isn’t safe, but he’s good”. He’s the King, I tell you” (Lewis, p. 86. 2005). God is a good, he is faithful, powerful mighty a protector of his children. he will recuse us from Satan trap. Humbly you can come close to Aslan, just like you can come to Christ. However, if you refuse to turn against him, and take sides with the Witch, or Satan he will not protect you. Lewis said the “imaginative “is something produced by the human mind as it tries to respond to something greater than itself” (McGrath, p. 263.