Our Lord Grant us All a Peaceful and Restful Night.
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Posted on 06/30/2012 10:58:06 PM PDT by JustAmy
Our Lord Grant us All a Peaceful and Restful Night.
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LOL, that is cute
You will need a hankie for this one
http://silverandgoldandthee.net/V/Lil.html
And I’d like every one to keep me in their prayers this morning....needle biopsy for the 3 hard painful pea sized knots I found. Course I won’t know results for days.
So precious, dear friend!
Oh my, did I need a Kleenex....or half a box. Thank you, Gail. My deepest prayers are with you, my dear FRiend. Keep us informed. ((((((HUGS))))))
Oh my..that squirrel better eat and run fast!
;o)
Thank you for your sweet comments and always sweet goodnights.
;o)
Thank you!
Prayers for good results..
This is the cutest little baby skunk. It looked like he went
right to sleep when she was finished petting him. Such a
sweet baby. They are darling little animals. I needed a smile after Gail’s song
I listened to this morning. I’m back and forth on this thread.
(now I need some breakfast.)
Didn’t finish my bookwork yesterday so I plan to finish that awful job today. Don’t know why I dislike that job
so much but its boring and takes up my time. Now I have
a lot of medical bills to go through and that is very
depressing....LOL!
It’s perfectly natural for fear and doubt to creep into our minds at times. “What if heaven isn’t real after all?” “Is Jesus the only way to God?” “Will it matter in the end how I lived my life?” Questions like these should not be given quick or trite responses.
John the Baptist, whom Jesus called the greatest of the prophets (Luke 7:28), had questions shortly before his execution (v.19). He wanted to know for sure that Jesus was the Messiah and that his own ministry had therefore been valid.
Jesus’ response is a comforting model for us to use. Instead of discounting the doubt or criticizing John, Jesus pointed to the miracles He was doing. As eyewitnesses, John’s disciples could return with vivid assurances for their mentor. But He did more—He used words and phrases (v.22) drawn from Isaiah’s prophecies of the coming Messiah (Isa. 35:4-6; 61:1), which were certain to be familiar to John.
Then, turning to the crowd, Jesus praised John (Luke 7:24-28), removing any doubt that He was offended by John’s need for reassurance after all he had seen (Matt. 3:13-17).
Questioning and doubting, both understandable human responses, are opportunities to remind, reassure, and comfort those who are shaken by uncertainty.
Read: Luke 7:18-28
I sorta figured you wouldn't kill them but always glad to hear! I always think that everything is on this earth for a reason but they are here for us to enjoy maybe! I don't want to hurt any animal.
One of my sons is a hunter and kills deer and my other son used to feed them when he was in his other home. Where he lives now, he sees deer up in the woods and all sorts of critters and loves them all. And of course, I love both sons the same. Mothers are that way, of course. Wishing you a joyful day, Kitty.
Thank you for this wonderful message today, Rus. Now, I can
begin my day. God Bless You!
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They are utterly precious, Megs!
That’s sweet Jaycee! Thank you.
;o)
Weinie
I’m grateful it is 20 degrees cooler this Tuesday, than it was last Tuesday!
: )
But I’d also like to gripe that it has not rained in 2 months.
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(((((Sending Prayers, Dear Gail)))))
They are So Sweet, Dear Meg!
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