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Almighty God's words "Those Who obey God With a True Heart Shall Surely Be Gained by God"
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Introduction
Almighty God says, "Obedience to God and submission to the work of God are one and the same. Those who submit only to God but not to the work of God cannot be deemed to be obedient, and surely neither can those who do not truly submit and are outwardly sycophantic. Those who truly submit to God are all able to gain from the work and achieve understanding of the disposition and God's Work. Only such men truly submit to God. Such men are able to gain new knowledge from new work and experience new changes from the same. Only such men have the approval of God; only this kind of man is one perfected and has undergone a transformation of his disposition. Those approved by God are those who gladly submit to God, as well as to His word and work. Only this kind of man is in the right; only this kind of man truly desires and seeks God."
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One of the many treasures to be enjoyed at Chester Cathedral.
The 'Water of Life' is a sculptural water feature that presents the life changing encounter between Jesus and the woman of Samaria, as told in John's gospel, Ch4.v14, celebrating the literal and spiritual, life-giving properties of water.
Info taken from...
sbal.co.uk/what_we_do/projects/water_of_life/
Please take some time to view this Wiki lnk to the cathedral.
From his time working as a distillery tour guide, Brian knows that in order to fully appreciate a fine whisky, one must carefully consider not just its flavour, but its aroma, generally referred to as the nose. A tulip-style glass is ideal for this purpose - the shape channels the aromas upward where they are trapped by the narrow neck. Swirling the glass gently helps to release the aromas and you can get your nose right into the glass and savour the various 'notes' of the whisky, such as fruity, floral, spicy and smoky. Every whisky will have a characteristic nose that is a complex combination of all its various notes.
For Macro Mondays theme 'Smell'.
Snails have a keen sense of smell due to olfactory sense cells concentrated around the mouth and lower tentacles, but olfactory sense cells are also dispersed throughout the remainder of the body surface. Snails are able to find food (and whisky) at a considerable distance without being able to see it.
No snails were harmed in the making of this photograph and at no time was the snail allowed to come into contact with the whisky.
Här kommer mitt bidrag till fotosöndags veckotema - vatten.
Än en gång ett jätte tack till min fru som var hand model, assistent och en alltiallo som stod ut med mina inte-så-tydliga instruktioner!
Here comes my contribution to fotosöndag's weekly challenge - water.
Once again thank you to my wife for being my hand model, assistant and all-round good egg for putting up with my not-so-clear instructions!
Strobist info: Two light set-up. One Godox AD200 placed in a 60cm gridded softbox directly above the subjects; second AD200 in a small honeycomb reflector to the right and behind subjects to back-light the water droplets.
One from the archives. One of the many distilleries owned by a certain company which doesn't allow photography in the still rooms. Bah humbug. But magnificently lit at night. Turns out this was 4 years ago...
The water feature at Chester Cathedral depicts the encounter between Jesus and the Woman of Samaria, showing their shared bowl overflowing with water. The theme of water also suggests a link to how the Benedictine monks water supply was at the centre of the cloister garden.
The Water of Life was also a poisonous blue liquid used by the Bene Gesserit to turn their Sisters into Reverend Mothers. To the untrained in prana/bindu body control, the substance was lethal; even the smallest amount would kill someone in incredible agony.
The water feature at Chester cathedral depicts the encounter between Jesus and the Woman of Samaria, showing their shared bowl overflowing with water. The theme of water also suggests a link to how the Benedictine monks water supply was at the centre of the cloister garden.
The Water of Life was a poisonous blue liquid used by the Bene Gesserit to turn their Sisters into Reverend Mothers. To the untrained in prana/bindu body control, the substance was lethal; even the smallest amount will kill someone in incredible agony.
It's always fun to have family visit us in Germany and show them a slice of Bavarian life. It's also a bonus when they come up with an idea for a Macro Monday photo, thanks Claire!! Safe journey back to bonnie Scotland.
Slainte and HMM all.
Happy 10 years Macro Mondays!!
The sculpture was commissioned for the 900th anniversary celebrations of the Cathedral. According to the artist, 'the water feature depicts the encounter between Jesus and the Woman of Samaria, showing their shared bowl overflowing with water. The theme of water also suggests a link to how the Benedictine monks water supply was at the centre of the cloister garden'.
Here's to having fun and staying safe!
A little tune for the occasion: ♬MUSIC LINK♬
Shot with a 50MM f/1.4 SMC Takumar manual focus lens @ f/2.0
Those Who Obey God With a True Heart Shall Surely Be Gained by God
Introduction
Almighty God says, "Obedience to God and submission to the work of God are one and the same. Those who submit only to God but not to the work of God cannot be deemed to be obedient, and surely neither can those who do not truly submit and are outwardly sycophantic. Those who truly submit to God are all able to gain from the work and achieve understanding of the disposition and work of God. Only such men truly submit to God. Such men are able to gain new knowledge from new work and experience new changes from the same. Only such men have the approval of God; only this kind of man is one perfected and has undergone a transformation of his disposition. Those approved by God are those who gladly submit to God, as well as to His word and work. Only this kind of man is in the right; only this kind of man truly desires and seeks God."
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Secret still sites dot the Highlands and today I was very kindly introduced to a couple! Both were rudimentary remains of small huts tucked quietly into deep ravines by small burns, hidden from the ever seeking gaze of the excise man!
Now I have seen some I can't wait to go looking for more! I figure that they are going to, generally speaking, be close to old settlement or shieling sites, close to clean running water and hidden from view.
Despite the best efforts of the crown whisky was being distilled in hidden spots throughout Scotland from the late 17th Century through until the 19th Century with efforts such as teh 1788 Excise Act being used to outlaw small stills such as those used by this cottage industry. By the 1820s around 14000 stills were being uncovered by the Governement's agents every year until, in 1823, a new excise act came into being which reduced the duty on whisky by more than half, reducing the price on the "legal" spirit and bringing the age of illicit distilleries to an end. Ish.
Camera: Canon 500n 35mm SLR.
Film: Imago 320 B&W.
Developed in a Lab Box with Ars-Imago Monobath.
Exif data shown by Flickr is from the camera I used to digitise the negative.
Uisge-Beatha is the gaelic name for whisky.
The Angles` share is a term for the portion (share) of a whisky's volume that is lost to evaporation during aging in oak barrels. If you look very carefully, you will see some blue mist in the right background. Maybe I made this mystery visible.....
Dailuaine (Scottish Gaelic: "Green Meadow") is a single malt whisky distillery in Charlestown-of-Aberlour, Strathspey, Scotland. The Distillery was founded in 1852 by William Mackenzie and is still open.
Note for the admin: The height of the bottles are (from bottom to the neck) exactly three inches.
Some of the Luggage I took with me on a recent walking week on The "Isle of Lismore" I always like to get the feet up after returning home from an exhausting day out on the Hills.
The Word of the Holy Spirit | "What It Means to Be a Real Man"
www.holyspiritspeaks.org/videos/what-is-a-real-man/
Introduction
Almighty God says, "However, you should know, the humans I created were holy men who bore My image and My glory. They did not belong to Satan, nor were they subject to its trampling, but were purely a manifestation of Mine, free of the slightest trace of Satan’s poison. And so, I let humanity know that I want only that which is created by My hand, the holy ones that I love and that belong to no other entity. Furthermore, I will take pleasure in them and consider them as My glory. However, what I want is not the mankind that has been corrupted by Satan, that belongs to Satan today, and that is no longer My original creation. Because I intend to repossess My glory that exists in the human world, I will gain complete conquest over the remaining survivors among mankind, as proof of My glory in defeating Satan. I take only My testimony as a crystallization of My self, as the object of My enjoyment. This is My will. "
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For a brief time this nearly forgotten stream will once again come to life to nourish the earth .
This is one of those sights that almost begs you to take off your shoes and walk barefoot across the meadow. Remember the feeling as a kid when you first took off your tennis shoes when spring first arrived?
This is one of the 1st of the many small streams that you will encounter as you enter the North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve on top of Table Top Mountain. But soon this and the many other small streams will disappear until another year has past.
The Water Of Life a sculpture at Chester Cathedral, in the city of Chester, Cheshire.
The piece was designed for the Cloister Garden of Chester Cathedral in association with the 900th Anniversary celebrations of the foundation of the Benedictine Abbey of St Werburgh, on this site in 1092.
The water feature depicts the encounter between Jesus and the Woman of Samaria, showing their shared bowl overflowing with water. The theme of water also suggests a link to how the Benedictine monks water supply was at the centre of the cloister garden.
“Jesus said, ‘the water that I shall give will be an inner spring always welling up for eternal life”
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