Made this card for my momma's homecoming gift. She loves eagles...thought it was a wonderful verse for her to rest on.

I had a request to put Scripture on some of my favorite images, so I will be adding some of my favorite verses. No comments are needed but if you want to, by all means, please do! Thanks for enjoying them!

both the scroll and the prayer beads were given to me by my late grandmother.

This book of Psalms, "The Psalms of David",was artfully decorated by James S. Freemantle for his wife. He worked on it for 30 years and completed it the year of his death in 1934, In 1982 his son Stephen had it published in England.

I found some TINY antique salt and and pepper shakers and although I didn't know what I was going to do with them, I knew I just had to get them!

Soooooo this necklace features the tiny salt shaker measuring not even two inches tall and a brass wire looped securely through two of the holes.

I LOVE this verse in Psalms that reads...

"God keeps track of all my sorrows. He collects all my tears in His bottle"

I was thinking about this verse when I thought how adorable and sweet it would be to fill this little bottle with "tears". The tears are GORGEOUS faceted glass beads that change with the light...mostly purple, greens and blues.

I glued the top on and then decided I needed to actually put the verse....or at least part of the verse....somewhere on the bottle. I found a small silver button with a hold in the middle so I glued the button to the bottom with a little wire to hold the bauble. I used a brass lace edged bezel and placed the tiny scripture inside and then covered it with a glass cabochon. There is one tiny tear that escaped and is dripping down the very bottom of the bottle.

The silver chain measures 30" with the pendant adding another 3" and the pendant portion adds another 3" or so. I added two lovly "grape" beads, brass spacers and the same glass beads inbetween the chain for added BLING!

Raised lectern from which Guru Granth Sahib is read, Sikh Society of Florida in Miami, Florida

(Photo by: Isabel Griffith)

pluralism.org

This handwritten recipe falls out of the back of an old book. The ‘ingredients’ are in the form of biblical references, indicated by chapter and verse. Of course, ‘bicarbonate of soda’, for example, isn’t actually in the bible, so you’ll have to be a bit creative in your interpretations

Scripture Cake

“4.5 cups I Kings Chapter 4, verse 22

1.5 cups Judges Ch 5, 25

2 cups Jeremiah 6, 20

2 cups I Samuel 30, 12

2 cups Nahum 3, 12

1 cup Numbers 17, 8

2x 15ml I Samuel 14, 25

Season to taste with II Chronicle 9, 9

6x 15ml Jeremiah 17, 11

A pinch of Leviticus 2, 13

Half cup Judges 4, 19

2x 15ml Amos 4, 5

Add citron and follow Solomon’s advice for making a good boy – Proverbs, Chapter 23, Verse 14, and you have a good cake.

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I needed two mixed light photos for my color assignment.

There's three of these and they're options for a poster for a friends wall, I need a quick artistic appraisal, some constructive criticism etc on which one to choose. If you have/know of any other images that'd work well with this scripture please let me know.

Thanks loads everyone.

Other 2-

Rom 1 v18-22 - Lake

Rom 1 v18-22 - Terragen