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Commentary by a Common Terry
The dark is so dark - May 17, 2026
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When I was a kid, one of my favorite movies was The Court Jester with Danny Kaye. Such a fun movie. We waited every year for it to air again. It is the story of mild-mannered Hawkins (Kaye), thrust into a situation that demands he be anything but mild-mannered.
At one point, he is forced to face the massive and vicious Sir Griswold on the jousting field. A battle to the death. As he is being prepared to do something he cannot do, he is asked what his weapon of choice is. He looks at the armament and sees several options—a sword, a club, mace and chain, etc.
Hawkins eyes light up. “I’ll take one of those. Oh, and one of those.” He looks over at Sir Griswold, then says, “I’ll just take them all.” Which, of course, he can’t do.
“I’ll just take them all.” Every weapon for both protection and attack, I’ll use them all. That’s a good strategy. Take them all. Use them all.
The book of Ephesians builds to the final description of the battle between good and evil. It is not just any old normal run-of-the-mill adversary. Our battle is, “...against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places.” (Ephesians 6:12)
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When I was a kid, one of my favorite movies was The Court Jester with Danny Kaye. Such a fun movie. We waited every year for it to air again. It is the story of mild-mannered Hawkins (Kaye), thrust into a situation that demands he be anything but mild-mannered.
At one point, he is forced to face the massive and vicious Sir Griswold on the jousting field. A battle to the death. As he is being prepared to do something he cannot do, he is asked what his weapon of choice is. He looks at the armament and sees several options—a sword, a club, mace and chain, etc.
Hawkins eyes light up. “I’ll take one of those. Oh, and one of those.” He looks over at Sir Griswold, then says, “I’ll just take them all.” Which, of course, he can’t do.
“I’ll just take them all.” Every weapon for both protection and attack, I’ll use them all. That’s a good strategy. Take them all. Use them all.
The book of Ephesians builds to the final description of the battle between good and evil. It is not just any old normal run-of-the-mill adversary. Our battle is, “...against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places.” (Ephesians 6:12)
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If you'd like to continue reading this week's Commentary by a Common Terry, click the button below to access the full article and to see past Commentary articles by Terry.
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