Sam Jones, the well-known, homespun preacher of the early twentieth century frequently used humor in his hard-hitting ministry. He once quipped that every one of his jokes was like a nut ---- if you cracked it open, you would find meat in it.
In the spirit of such sanctified humor, this satire takes up the doctrine of salvation, exposes the error that a person can be born again yet bear no evidence of the new birth, and upholds the Bible truth that those who believe are born again by the incorruptible seed (the eternal word of God) and the Holy Spirit (the same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead). These two forces work an obvious, permanent, and powerful change in the believer's heart, life, and character.
