As for man, his days are like grass;
As a flower of the field, so he flourishes.
Psalm 103:15
Today, as I look out over the flower bed,
I see only the dead remains of these beautiful flowers from just six months ago.
No evidence of their past beauty, except this photograph, exists.
The time I spent gazing at their beauty and attempting to capture it in photographs was brief,
a couple of months at most.
This verse compares our lives to that of flowers, both fleeting.
Our time is short. Our time is valuable.
Let us spend our short time bringing beauty to the world around us,
just as these daisies did this past summer.
To view this week's Scripture & a Snapshot posts, please visit Katie Lloyd Photography {the blog}.
So hard to remember that we are only a vapor when compared to the enormity of time. Blessedly, wonderfully we know a God who can take our meager offerings to Him and make them into so much more!
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~meri
Beautiful photo and wonderful verse
ReplyDeleteLove your post today. I love flowers and I am still in the midst of winter right now so this was like a breath of fresh air for my eyes today. Thanks! You are invited to check out my blog.
ReplyDeleteI love the scripture, Great Job!
ReplyDeleteawesome!
ReplyDeletecome on spring!!!
Great thoughts to go with a beautiful photo. Let us redeem the time!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Christine
He has a wonderful way reminding us of our immortality, but at the same time letting us know through Him we can do great things. Thanks for stopping by and visiting.
ReplyDelete:) Love your bright flowers! --and that verse was very similar to another verse I was originally going to use.
ReplyDeleteIt is weird to think that I have a picture of something that isn't there anymore, and won't be there again (well, exactly again... I'm sure the flowers will return!!)
Thanks for the visit!
What a beautiful photo and verse! It was the perfect thing for me to read on a cold and chilly morning wishing for Spring to arrive.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
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