I am a Christian who believes in Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. I also believe that Jesus will soon return to this earth.
I believe that if the Caterpillar can fly we too can learn to fly. We just have to attach our wings in the right place. As you know the Caterpillar uses the Milk Weed as its host, its source for food. And we too have a "Host" and He also provides us with abundant food. If we used the fuel from this food (Scripture) effectively, we too would be able to fly. Our "Minds" can be freed from all burdens and stress. We can more easily be lifted up when we allow God to be our Host. He would continually feed us. God through His word can teach us how to fly...if only in our thoughts and minds.
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Our church lessons right now has touched on the Song of Solomon. Not too often do I see Scriptures from this book—not sure why. Since there are so many poets on here, I thought I would take this opportunity to post some poetry straight from the Bible, and the beauty is, it’s on love. Sometime the poems I read on here can be dark and depressive, so this is a wonderful change—not on sadness, but on happiness and love.
I agree that we need to experience more light than darkness. Your photography is one way to bring light into the world. Thanks for sharing your witness as it is inspiring to others.
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Thank you for your faithfulness in stopping by my blog bigskybuckeye, and for taking the time to read and comment.
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You are welcome Leola. I was away for a few days so I have been trying to catch up on your blog as well as a few others. May God continue to bless your witness!
Thank you—- I know what that is like trying to catch up— I’m also trying to do that. I wasn’t away, but my internet kept cutting out on me–hopefully, that’s all behind now. It’s been good all week.
I have enjoyed your posts from Song of Solomon.
“Love is better than wine.” So true!
Our church lessons right now has touched on the Song of Solomon. Not too often do I see Scriptures from this book—not sure why. Since there are so many poets on here, I thought I would take this opportunity to post some poetry straight from the Bible, and the beauty is, it’s on love. Sometime the poems I read on here can be dark and depressive, so this is a wonderful change—not on sadness, but on happiness and love.
I agree that we need to experience more light than darkness. Your photography is one way to bring light into the world. Thanks for sharing your witness as it is inspiring to others.
Thank you for your faithfulness in stopping by my blog bigskybuckeye, and for taking the time to read and comment.
You are welcome Leola. I was away for a few days so I have been trying to catch up on your blog as well as a few others. May God continue to bless your witness!
Thank you—- I know what that is like trying to catch up— I’m also trying to do that. I wasn’t away, but my internet kept cutting out on me–hopefully, that’s all behind now. It’s been good all week.