"Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity !"
Psalm 133:1
Sunday, April 18, 2010
It Is Pleasant to Dwell In Unity
"Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity !"
Psalm 133:1
14 comments:
A kind word lifts my heart,a humorous word makes the day lighter,a word of wisdom gives me perspective,thank-you for your comments. I am truly honored you have read my blog and taken time to leave a few words about it. I read all the comments, and often answer them here in the comments page.~ Thank-you ! ( Because of the enormous amount of spam from anonymous comments I have decided to not accept "anonymous" comments anymore. )
Very pleasant indeed! Lovely photo, Kathy. Enjoy your Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI think that this is my favorite photo of yours.so far.It made me feel wonderful.
ReplyDelete"Amen"! :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely photo!
Cheers,
Jo
Your photo exudes happiness and joy.....so very sweet!
ReplyDeleteAmen to the scripture!
Hugs,
This is an award winning picture Kathy!
ReplyDeleteLovely picture!
ReplyDeleteAmy
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteTo me, it is as if love emits from this photo.
Mary
Dear Kathy,
ReplyDeleteLove this picture of your Grandchildren!
Special blessings to you,
d
That's a really great picture!
ReplyDeleteLove the 2 competitive ones racing out in front there and the display of a loving big sister holding the hands of the younger ones behind. Great photo and a very pleasant weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove the photo, Kathy - and goes so well with this verse.
ReplyDeleteIf our nation could unite like this we wouldn't be having all the problems we are right now... sigh...
That photo makes my eyes tear and my heart ache...simply lovely and so poignant!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteThank-you for your comments. This is a picture of some of the grandchildren walking down our road to visit my husband's sister & bro-in-law, their great-aunt and uncle, who live next door to us. The children love that they can run down a road with no traffic and visit loved ones who delight in seeing them.Plus, the children often take time to dally in the puddles and check out the woods on either side of the road.
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