
Ruth: The Kinsman-Redeemer
In the dark days of the Judges, this story of Ruth and Boaz is a remarkable ray of light.

Ruth: The Kinsman-Redeemer
In the dark days of the Judges, this story of Ruth and Boaz is a remarkable ray of light.
This is from Krystiana. Decided to share it.
You’ve probably heard: I’m from the city, and right now I live in the deep suburbs. (Four more weeks and counting down, not like I’m counting down.) So one thing I’ve realized about the suburbs: it’s dark out here. We don’t have that problem in the city. In the urban center, if we’re talking about […]
via the God who dwells in darkness — Brim-Full with Immensity of Life
So here is a link to something from my daughter Krystiana. I think you will like it.
And another segment
Brim-Full with Immensity of Life
So, to return to my morning adventure . . .
Once I got through Middle Earth and braved the mystery of the world’s end, a few things happened. For one, the little canal that runs below my window widened until it became actually believable as a tributary of the mighty Thames (yes, my fellow Americans, that is pronounced Temmes). 
My path continued along the water with woodsiness on my left, the river on my right, and beyond that, a wide and wild meadowland. Well . . . . maybe it looked exceptionally wide and wild covered in mist. But regardless, it was lovely.
And then, I stumble upon these guys:
Yes. This happened. And you’ve got to admit, it is a little bit pretty.
That’s a romantic* landscape painting waiting to happen.
And then, it actually got sweeter.
In the grass facing the river sat a quiet wooden bench with engraving on the top. I approached it and read that it was set…
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