I was talking with my son the other day, he mentioned what he was learning in his devotions (about the Trinity of God) and I talked with him about what I was learning… God always having our back, minding and protecting us. We talked about how that connected, as when I saw this word prompt late last night I’ve been pondering the connections between the two.
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This is a five minute Friday post. the word prompt is brought to us by Miss Kate over at Five Minute Friday. What is Five Minute Friday?
Well it’s a party of a group of like minded folks who gather on Friday
to do a five minute free write around a singular word. AND THEN (and
this is the most important part) we take the time to offer up
encouragement to each other on this writing journey. It’s fun, though
it’s not always easy, but it is always good. Come join us won’t you?
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Annette, this is a beautiful exposition of the triune nature of the Godhead.
Have to admit, though, that when I was in the bush, we always agreed that "Vengeance is mine, saith the LOrD"
But that He subcontracts.
#1 at FMF this week.
https://blessed-are-the-pure-of-heart.blogspot.com/2017/09/your-dying-spouse-368-my-hero-hiroo-fm.html
Of course the Lord uses others, we see that written in the pages of history always.
Annette, what a beautiful post! I think it's fabulous that your son has his own devotions. Mine aren't there yet. 😉
I love how you shared the role of each member of the Trinity, as well as their love for each other and for humans. And your descriptions of their essence were spot on. This line caught me: "Coverer of all wrongs."
This description speaks of so much love. Beautiful post!
Jeanne, thank you. Your words mean much. 🙂
Another lovely devotional thought.
🙂