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@Renniks It's a question of Old Testament Jews in the land under the law, being distinct from New Testament Christians under grace, sometimes pursuing witness tools. (Did you see/vote in the poll, above? :) )

@Mayflower Hard rock can be an acquired taste. But particularly if the lyrics are clear and Biblical it can be a really strong medium to communicate them clearly. Maybe around young infants too young to follow the lyrics it's not necessarily calming, though; depends just how hard the hard rock...

E: ebony

@amadeus We must indeed turn our eyes upon the Lord Jesus, as the hymn says, 'and the things of earth will grow strangely dim, In the light of His glory and grace'. (Hebrews 12.2)

Indeed...

Clear, dry and sunny again...

Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)

@firstthings1st. I think you have been studying Ezekiel a lot lately.... It's a neglected book...

@firstthings1st. Thanks for the 'like'! the way Hebrews draws on themes in the OT, clarifying them, showing their perfect fulfillment in the Person and Work of the Lord Jesus is amazing, indeed.

@Debp Great text and photo together....

@Nancy Photo and text seem to complement each other so well... :)

@Debp Yes, the KJV does seem to make memorization much easier.

C: Colossians

B...

'Ouch' indeed... In Quebec it's called the revenge of the cradle...

Quiet Queenie quotes quips quite quizzically.

@Nancy :)

I: Immensee, Switzerland (Also the title of a story by Theodor Storm...)

@Nancy Well, this is what happens at local supermarkets, regularly like clockwork: During the long winter months the check-out staff wear long sleeves. Suddenly in May the short sleeves appear...thus showing they have tattoos. Then, like clockwork in October, the tattoos get tucked under the...