Pictures for Pondering II
Connecting the dots in Scripture can be lots of fun – and challenging. The fun part is the “Aha!” moment when something finally makes sense. The challenging part is when that “Aha!” moment presents a different picture from what we have learned all our lives. Do we take that new revelation and run with it, knowing it can make waves, or do we set it aside and hope that it never comes up again?
This second offering of Pictures for Pondering may be a challenge. As with the first edition, posted last spring, these are images from Bible passages prepared originally for posting on YouVersion (the Bible App). The first edition presented some interesting perspectives on the Kingdom of Heaven, Law and Grace, and prophecy, but also some whimsical illustrations. This time there is an attempt at a unifying theme. Part of the challenge is identifying that theme. The other part is investigating it from Scripture to see if it is so.
Good hunting!
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We have heard it said that a picture is worth a thousand words…these are certainly worth pondering.
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love these pictures, thanks
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Very well done!
Thank you
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What a wonderful find. Thanks to all those who put all these wonderful photos and accompanying text together. I just love it!
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Thank you Jeanette. It was a pleasure assembling the artwork.
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Provocative, to say the least! 😉
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