Shadows can make someinteresting photography
A shadow hints at a reality.
A shadow formed by a small passing cloud may prompt us to look up to find that cloud.
A shadow on a compass can help us find “north” if we know what time it is.
Shadows of themselves have no substance. They give us an outline of some original thing.
A loved Psalm speaks of walking through the valley of the shadow of death. Shadow here implies scary. But the verse also assures us that we’ll come out the other side.
Other Psalms using the word “shadow” with “the Almighty,” convey a sense of inclusiveness and safety. “How excellent is your lovingkindness, O God! therefore the children of men put their trust under the shadow of your wings.”
A shadow formed by a small passing cloud may prompt us to look up to find that cloud.
A shadow on a compass can help us find “north” if we know what time it is.
Shadows of themselves have no substance. They give us an outline of some original thing.
A loved Psalm speaks of walking through the valley of the shadow of death. Shadow here implies scary. But the verse also assures us that we’ll come out the other side.
Other Psalms using the word “shadow” with “the Almighty,” convey a sense of inclusiveness and safety. “How excellent is your lovingkindness, O God! therefore the children of men put their trust under the shadow of your wings.”
This pigeon is trying to nudge three
homeless bunny babies under her breast
(emailed photo; would love to credit it)
The security of feeling God’s comforting presence, belongs to everyone. It’s a here and now caring. Something we can lean on when it feels like we’re walking among uncertain shadows. It's good to know we're not alone, when it feels like might be.
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