Exactly 9 months untill Christmas.
Do you think its good to remember special events in the Christian calender?
Thursday, 25 March 2010
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Posted by Amrita at Thursday, March 25, 2010
Labels: Church Life /Celebration
10 Fertilize my soul:
WOW! I never thought much about Christmas at Easter time. Thanks for the reminder.
God bless you, Ron
Thanks for sharing this Amrita....I found your previous post very interesting as I have battled obesity most of my life....that would be a blessing to many if it holds to be true.....blessings to you dear.....
I also wanted to tell you I love your header picture...the Easter decorations are very sweet and the flowers are beautiful...did they come form your garden?
Hi Ron, the Easter- Christmas connection is really powerful isn 't it. And as in the Old Testament times God appointed feasts and days of rememberances for the Jewish nation, its nice to remember the special times of the New Covenant.
Thanks you Shelly. Yes the flowers are from my garden
i didn't know that ...
hope your day has been blessed!
Isn 't it interesting to seehow the old Masters painted this event in their own setting - European background , nothing resembling the Holy Land.
The world honors Mary as the mother of Jesus but it is still wrong to pray to her for that is idolatry. Prayer is only reserved to God. The second commandment of God expressly forbid the setting up of images of anything in heaven, on earth, under the earth and at sea and also expressly prohibited bowing down or praying to them. God is Spirit and His true worshipers worship Him in Spirit and in truth. Thanks for the post. God bless you always.
Interesting!
lOVE your blog..
You bring our Lord glory!!!
<3
Hi Amrita,
I like your new banner with the amaryllis on display.
Ours opened in the front flowerbed last week.
John
Dear Mel, I agree with you 100%.
Although Mary was an extraordinary woman she cannot take the place of our Triune God.
and certainly not to be worshipped or prayed to with any of the saints. Jesus is our only advocate before the Father.
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