This is a spendid word for a busy day
with its crush of work of all sorts. If we get
caught in the crush and pushed down, so to
speak, the next thing we know is that we are grovelling in the dust.
Things are on top of us, we are not on top of anything.
SO the words come "Look from the top"
Come with Me from all that, come up the mountain with Me,
look from everything UP to the Lord Jesus, Who is our Peace,
our Victory and our JOY, for we are where we look ...
from Amy Carmichael in Edges of His Ways re. Song of Songs 4:8
Oh, I like your new look. Who is that darling child? Did your family from here come up there? I haven't seen your sister forever.
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ReplyDeletebackgrounds ! I love the sparkle
in her eyes and the
change in color. I loved the pink too! Strength in Amy's words!
Bonnie
Who is this darling blonde?=)
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