A perennial favorite: the "salvation" scene at the end
of the movie,where all of George's friends
bring their contribution to help him out.The
table literally "overfloweth" with their generosity. A wonderfulmetaphor for God's grace in times of need.
(Brian Rafferty)
Prayer
The opening scene of the movie, which begins with a
chorus of prayer being offered on behalf of George Bailey, who is facing
the crisis of his life. In the same movie, George Bailey (Jimmy Stewart)
praying for himself ("help me...") (Queior, Richmond ME)
Christian Life
As George Bailey's views what the world be if he didnot exist, it is similar to what the world wouldlook like without good; his brother dies young, theirtown turns into an evil Potterville etc. George'slife being pulled out is like the salt, Christians,being pulled out of the world. (Bob Vallin)