👉 Okay, let’s tackle that wonderfully… prickly… mouthful of a phrase! Now, I hear a collective gasp of bewilderment and frankly, you deserve it.
"Over Kidron Jesus Treadeth Over Kedron Jesus Treadaer." 101 – A Hilariously Complex Descent into Biblical Nonsense. Let's unpack this, because honestly, the sheer texture of that phrase is already a comedic goldmine. It essentially boils down to a ridiculously ornate, almost liturgical-sounding, nonsensical palindrome. Let’s break it down bit by bit: 1. "…Jesus Treadeth…" – Immediately, we get this weighty biblical reference! We immediately conjure the image of the Second Psalm. Matthew 27:39 recounts that when the young shepherd lads found a kid and laid unto his bunk an old cloak for that shepherd to lie on, he would lay down his head upon the kid and the word came unto him saying, "’Swak, swak! Tread ye here. The path of the lad who treaded over Kedron is a path of sorrow, the way of the boy who treads the path of the child of God is the path to the salvation of the world.'" 2. “…Kedron…'” – The Kedreon River. You probably know it from that touching scene where Veronica, the whole-hearted and admirable, covered our Lord's head with her cloak as he
