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Lambano
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My goodness, Ziggy, I was using that Danny Hahlbohm painting "Welcome Home" as my avatar for a while. I met the artist at some show he did at a mall down in Pompano Beach, FL. I found the imagery in that painting to be absolutely captivating, but I couldn't afford the original. Years later I found a print at our church yard sale; it's on the wall to my right.
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Lambano
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I also find that painting of the tree with lights (The Tree of Life?) to be quite evocative.
Lambano
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Aye, that corned beef looks mighty tasty. (But it'll have me tootin' before ye' know it.)
Just sharing.
Have a great evening!
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Have a great evening!
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Lambano
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Hi Ziggy!! Good to smell the coffee roasting around here!
Lambano
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Some interesting themes this morning.
My brother-in-law once introduced me to a friend of his who does Prison Ministry. A big, tough man who knew what the inside of a jail looked like from personal experience. Jesus has some special people for this particular task. May God bless them and empower them for this ministry.
And thank you, Jesus, for reminding us of the value in God's eyes of the lost sheep, the lost coins, the lost sons and daughters that many of us would prefer to forget they exist.
My brother-in-law once introduced me to a friend of his who does Prison Ministry. A big, tough man who knew what the inside of a jail looked like from personal experience. Jesus has some special people for this particular task. May God bless them and empower them for this ministry.
And thank you, Jesus, for reminding us of the value in God's eyes of the lost sheep, the lost coins, the lost sons and daughters that many of us would prefer to forget they exist.
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Pathfinder7
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I went to 'Prison Fellowship' ministry meeting..many years ago.
- Learned a bit..about the ministry.
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'Prison Fellowship'
- Started by Chuck Colson (Watergate).
- Learned a bit..about the ministry.
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'Prison Fellowship'
- Started by Chuck Colson (Watergate).
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I've always enjoyed the song "Midnight Special" due to the instramental aspects of the song.
I never understood the meaning of the song, never learned the lyrics.
So last night as I was searching for some music to put towards an evening at the Barista, I came across this song.
I decided to look up the meaning of it.
My first thought was, Jesus came to set the captives free. And another, As often as ye have done it the least of my brethren, ye have done it to me.
And one of those was visiting those in prison.
At the beginning of the song it talks about, no food upon the table, no pork up in the pot,
I thought, Man does not live by bread alone, but every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God.
The woman coming to petition the Governor, is her prayer to the Lord to save her man.
Which reminded me of, how do you know oh wife if thou shalt save thy husband.
Towards the end, the man who was just set free is warning other's don't fall into the same pit. Keep your nose clean.
A lot of pictures I would of liked to add, but only 20 are allowed in a single post.
Thus my thoughts at 2:15am on a Saturday morning.
My thoughts and prayers for those who seek to change their life,
may find the grace and truth through Jesus Christ to make it so.
Amen.
God Bless
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I never understood the meaning of the song, never learned the lyrics.
So last night as I was searching for some music to put towards an evening at the Barista, I came across this song.
I decided to look up the meaning of it.
My first thought was, Jesus came to set the captives free. And another, As often as ye have done it the least of my brethren, ye have done it to me.
And one of those was visiting those in prison.
At the beginning of the song it talks about, no food upon the table, no pork up in the pot,
I thought, Man does not live by bread alone, but every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God.
The woman coming to petition the Governor, is her prayer to the Lord to save her man.
Which reminded me of, how do you know oh wife if thou shalt save thy husband.
Towards the end, the man who was just set free is warning other's don't fall into the same pit. Keep your nose clean.
A lot of pictures I would of liked to add, but only 20 are allowed in a single post.
Thus my thoughts at 2:15am on a Saturday morning.
My thoughts and prayers for those who seek to change their life,
may find the grace and truth through Jesus Christ to make it so.
Amen.
God Bless
HUGS
Lambano
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Shabbat Shalom, Good Morning!
Have a Blessed Day!
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Have a Blessed Day!
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