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"The flowers of late winter and early spring occupy places in our hearts well out of proportion to their size." ~ Gertrude S. Wister
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Matthew 7:7-8 HCSB
My Year in Review: A Recap of 2023 and my best of 2023 - blog, books, travel, product, etc...
Today's Blog: Is This Even Possible?
"Choose what helps your heart Bloom."
“But it’s gardening that’s needed here. And that isn’t learned in a day. Gardening, that’s what this place needs.“ ~ Agatha Christie - “A Mu...
New smyrna beach wedding for Alex and Penny in July 2016. Super fun family with a two post bamboo arch and standard photography
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The start of the year is the perfect time to set some concrete goals and makes it super easy to see how far you've come throughout the year.
Make known his deeds among the peoples! Oh give thanks to the Lord ; call upon his name; make known
Number 27 symbolizes divine completeness and spiritual perfection in the Bible. In Hebrew, 27 (כז) carries significance related to spiritual potential, purity, divine existence, and completeness.
The 7 Beatitudes in Revelation remind us that true blessing comes from hearing, obeying, and staying faithful to God’s Word.
Asherah was the chief goddess of the Canaanites. She was El’s wife and the mother and wet nurse of the other gods. At least some Israelites worshipped her over a period from the conquest of Canaan in the second millennium before Christ to the fall of Jerusalem in 586 BC (the time of Lehi’s departure with his family). Asherah was associated with trees—sacred trees. The rabbinic authors of the Jewish Mishna (second–third century ad) explain the asherah as a tree that was worshipped. In 1 Nephi 11, Nephi considers the meaning of the tree of life as he sees it in vision. In answer, he receives a vision of “a virgin, . . . the mother of the Son of God, after the manner of the flesh.” The answer to his question about the meaning of the tree lies in the virgin mother with her child. The virgin is the tree in some sense and Nephi accepted this as an answer to his question. As an Israelite living at the end of the seventh century and during the early sixth century before Christ, he recognized an answer to his question about a marvelous tree in the otherwise unexplained image of a virginal mother and her divine child—not that what he saw and how he interpreted those things were perfectly obvious. What he “read” from the symbolic vision was culturally colored. Nephi’s vision reflects a meaning of the “sacred tree” that is unique to the ancient Near East. Asherah is also associated with biblical wisdom literature. Wisdom, a female, appears as the wife of God and represents life.
He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay.
Be edified and uplifted with these inspirational graphics using quotes from the Bible and Ronald L. Dart. Be sure to share!
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