I do not trust in my bow;
I do not count on my sword to save me.
7 You are the one who gives us victory over our enemies;
you disgrace those who hate us.
8 O God, we give glory to you all day long
and constantly praise your name. Interlude Psalm 44:6-8
You are my King and my God.
You command victories for Israel.[b]
5 Only by your power can we push back our enemies;
only in your name can we trample our foes. Psalm 44:4,5
I think it a very powerful thought that great men of the faith like Martin Luther and Charles Spurgeon had many moments where they had to take hold of their emotions and make them obey in order to stay the course.
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You are my King and my God.
You command victories for Israel.[b]
5 Only by your power can we push back our enemies;
only in your name can we trample our foes. Psalm 44: 4,5
You are my King and my God.
You command victories for Israel.[b]
5 Only by your power can we push back our enemies;
only in your name can we trample our foes. Psalm 44:4,5
Not only does Jesus make me feel this way, in Him I am!
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You are my King and my God.
You command victories for Israel.[b]
5 Only by your power can we push back our enemies;
only in your name can we trample our foes. Psalm 44:4,5
You are my King and my God.
You command victories for Israel.[b]
5 Only by your power can we push back our enemies;
only in your name can we trample our foes. Psalm 44:4,5
I haven’t been able to come out and play with authors of Friday Fictioneers for the last few months. Today though I find myself with a wee bit of spare time so I thought I would share 100 words or so on Rochelle’s weekly photo prompt post.
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Here is the photo and my story follows.
photo by Jennifer Pendergast
Giant’s Watch
by Je Lillie
I am six.
Daddy says I am the man of the house now.
“He is off to war.” Mommy says.
Grammy says, Mommy shouldn’t say things like that.
“Little ears don’t need to hear too much truth.” Grammy says.
I watch as Daddy’s car drives away. They always send a big black car for him.
I stand in the place behind what Mommy calls the Giant’s Watch.
No one can see me there and that is good. Daddy says men don’t cry but I think sometimes they do.
I cry because Grammy is right. Truth is bigger than giants.
This week the Daily Post has challenged us to RISE UP AND LOOK DOWN.
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Here are my photos.
It’s hard not to look down on my dogs when they are only six inches off the ground.
But they have a way of getting on top of things.
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