GOD IS EVERYWHERE |
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. GOD IS EVERYWHERE Can we hear God in
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Do you need Me?
James Dillet Freeman |
"How do you know,"
a Bedouin asked, "that there is a God?" In the same way," he replied, "that I know, on looking at the sand, when a man or beast has crossed the desert -- by His footprints in the world around me." Henry Parry Liddon |
. WHEATFIELD There never was a sight
more lovely Myrtle Olga Moll |
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LOVE ALL GOD'S CREATION Love all God's creation,
both the whole and every Feodor Dostoevski |
. God is an utterable sigh, planted in the depths of the soul. Jean Paul Richtcr |
Why should I wish
to see God better than this day? I see something of God each hour of the twenty-four, ..and each moment then, In the faces of men and women I see God, and in my ..own face in the glass, I find letters dropped in the street, and every one ..is signed by God's name, And 1 leave them where they are, for I know that ..wheresoe'er I go Others will punctually come forever and forever. Walt Whitman |
I sought to hear the
voice of God And climbed the topmost steeple, But God declared: "Go down again -- I dwell among the people." John Henry Newman |
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VESTIGIA I took a day to search
for God, Then suddenly, all
unaware, And even as I marvelled
how At last with evening
as I turned Back to the world with
quickening start Bliss Carman |
Slides down by thrills, through all things made, On my shut lids, her kisses' pressure, Elizabeth Barrett Browning |
Mary Dawson Hughes |
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The waves roll and smash themselves into nothing The sea and sky seem to fuse into one at the farthest point; wherever that may be. The bright sun reflecting across the glassy water ..splitting the blue inro two converging masses. The foam bubbling over like a giant sea monster Glen Bayley |
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The sea is God's thoughts
spread out.
Charles Morgan |
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from GOD IS: I AM Gordon Parker |
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Tina Hacker |
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Edgar Magnin |
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With the cadence of freshets And wind rejoicing in new green trees. Knowing there are forever new beginnings, On this astounding April afternoon! Harold Whaley |
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Joseph Parker |
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A church is God between four walls. Victor Hugo |
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We teach it in geography by breadth of mind. L. P. Jacks |
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Who gives it fragrance or the glint Edith Daley |
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Jean Favre |
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Ben Zion Bokser |
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GOD'S COUNTRY
Louis F. Benson |
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Hcnry David Thoreau |
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Ovid |
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from SO LONG AS THERE
ARE HOMES
So long as there are homes where lamps are lit Grace Noll Crowell |
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THE JEWISH MOTHER Henrietta Szold |
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Herman Melville |
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William Blake |
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GOD OUR FRIEND
That God is our friend! By that truth meaning is given To the remote stars, the numberless centuries, Joshua Loth Liebman |
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I SAW GOD WASH THE
WORLD
He flung his showers against the hill, Since God washed every fragrant face But is a cleaner bird and bee William L. Stidger |
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WATCHING CLOUDS
Blanche Harris |
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Abraham Lincoln |
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GOD'S MUSIC
Helen R. Emmons |
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Egbert Sandford |
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Walter Dudley Cavert |
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Albert Schweitzer |
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Whose hands have planted in it Flower or bush or tree, Katherine Edelman |
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Nature is the art
of God.
Dante |
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Epictetus |
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THE OPEN DOOR
Your kiss upon my cheek Has made me feel the gentle touch Guide me along the path, That, coming, I may stumble not, Nor roam, Nor fail to show the way Which leads us home. Grace Coolidge |
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CLOSE TO GOD
My will. I smell the fragrance of damp sod P. L. Montgomcry |
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GOD'S MOST PRECIOUS
GIFT
The sky, the ocean, the symmetry of a rose in bloom? a happy home, a corner in the garden where we can pause and reflect on life's designs? is a mighty task-- cities to build, highways to construct. We have scientific facts to discover, is opportunity. In finishing His world-- we come close to Him. George Webster Douglas |
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ALL GOODNESS
A fountain always flowing, A seminary of wisdom, Francis Quarles |
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Gerard Manley Hopkins |
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THE GREATEST FORCE
His thunderbolts. Instead, He has a helpless baby born, E. T. Sullivan |
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Emily Dickinson |
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GOD IS EVERYWHERE
Katherine Ann Dunleavey |
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