Clerks
Clerks is a 1994 film by Kevin Smith. It presents a day in the life of a couple of shop clerks and their acquaintances.Clerks was Smith's first film, and introduces several characters, notably Jay and Silent Bob, who reappear in his later films.
There was also a short-lived 6 episode animated series of the same name, featuring the same characters.
The so-called New Jersey films are:
Gear's most intimate
Mr. Mapleson, I do not believe.html">believe.html">believe there is one in the church who
than any other, and perhaps understands him better."
"Very well," said Mr. Mapleson. "Will you meet Deacon Goodsole at my
unite in special prayer.html">prayer.html">prayer for Mr. Gear? I will see the Deacon. I am
there myself."
With that I bade Mr. Mapleson good-night and hurried away. For tea
was growing impatient to be at home.
Wednesday evening Mr. Mapleson, the Deacon and I went into our
study in prayer for Mr. Gear. Mr. Mapleson had seen Mr. Gear that
communication; and Mr. Mapleson had pressed for none. I confess I
prayer-meeting.html">meeting burdened and sorrowful.
I think I have already remarked that Mr. Mapleson's conduct of a
us all an example of brevity. A few words of Scripture, a few
sole contribution to the meeting, which is more truly a meeting for
late in beginning. When we did begin we were late in getting into
did not know but that he was going to omit the reading of Scripture
half-past seven. The pastor never allows it to overrun an hour. And
chapter of Acts, the account of Peter's deliverance.html">deliverance from prison. He
substantially as follows. His words were very simple. But that
obliterate. I believe I could repeat his words to my dying day.
"A great deal is said and written," said he, "about the apostolic
They fought the same doubts. They prayed in the same hesitating,
do nothing to effect his deliverance-nothing but pray. So they
two of you shall agree on earth as touching anything that they shall
they did not believe it. They took some comfort in praying-as we.
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