One Yoke, Over Easy (4 Voices)
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Two joke-loving kids (CHILD 1 and CHILD 2) insist Matthew 11 tells us to crack an egg on our heads, and two more serious friends (CHILD 3 and CHILD 4) try to explain that a “yoke” isn’t a “yolk.” A VOLUNTEER acts out the weight of trying to keep God's commands alone, as all four children call them out one by one, until the Holy Spirit is the One who makes the burden light. Chicken jokes all around to finish.
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