This is beautiful. I, too, tear up. I am so strongly supportive of the Egyptians in their quest for justice and a level playing field. It is important that we Americans fall into the trap of listening to our so-called "leaders" when we know, in our hearts that they are wrong. We must continue to peacefully protest on their behalf, letting our government know that "transition" is not where it's at. A clean slate, with Mubarak gone is the threshhold for any so-called "negotiations. It isn't up to us. It isn't up to the U.S. It's up to the Egyptians, and they deserve our support. Thank you for this post, Marlene. I know you and I live in different "camps" but we agree on lots of things. Love you, girl! Elora
It is amazing what one can do when they use their heart. My sil left the day before the sadness broke out...we all think she was very lucky...she is Serbian with quite a hot temper...and this frightened her...there was quite a bit of rumbling while she was there...
So glad I chose today to come by. It is heartening beyond words not only to witness the scene in Cairo but to see the wealth of sympathetic comment your link inspired. There is hope!
How wonderful... right now I'm doing the same Beth Moore study of David! Our church started it in January with more than 100 women. We're on the fifth lesson. I'm thoroughly appreciating it and think we're all blessed by Beth Moore's enthusiasm for the Word. And now I'm off to do today's homework!
This is beautiful. I, too, tear up. I am so strongly supportive of the Egyptians in their quest for justice and a level playing field. It is important that we Americans fall into the trap of listening to our so-called "leaders" when we know, in our hearts that they are wrong. We must continue to peacefully protest on their behalf, letting our government know that "transition" is not where it's at. A clean slate, with Mubarak gone is the threshhold for any so-called "negotiations. It isn't up to us. It isn't up to the U.S. It's up to the Egyptians, and they deserve our support. Thank you for this post, Marlene. I know you and I live in different "camps" but we agree on lots of things. Love you, girl!
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I meant "It is important that we Americans DON'T fall into the trap...
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing when you know the story, just how wonderful that image is. Thank you.
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ReplyDeleteI did see this on the news. What an example.
ReplyDeleteAll you need is love. Less mind, more heart. It's wonderful.
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Thanks for sharing, Marlene! This is just beautiful! Gives me hope that we will see peace on earth someday.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, Marlene. Oh that the body of Christ would use our hands, feet, and especially mouths to reflect his. Amen!
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing what one can do when they use their heart. My sil left the day before the sadness broke out...we all think she was very lucky...she is Serbian with quite a hot temper...and this frightened her...there was quite a bit of rumbling while she was there...
ReplyDeleteSo glad I chose today to come by. It is heartening beyond words not only to witness the scene in Cairo but to see the wealth of sympathetic comment your link inspired. There is hope!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful... right now I'm doing the same Beth Moore study of David! Our church started it in January with more than 100 women. We're on the fifth lesson. I'm thoroughly appreciating it and think we're all blessed by Beth Moore's enthusiasm for the Word. And now I'm off to do today's homework!
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