Rudbeckia, echinacea and oak.

Echinacea photographed at Wisley.

Here is my wording of 

Psalm 119:11

God, your teachings, commandments, and promises when I have a deep personal internalisation of them, they guide and guard against sin.

The actual words: ‘ Your word have I hid my heart that I may not sin against you.’

So what is an example of each of the three, teachings, commandments and promises?

Teachings: Matthew 4: 1-10 Jesus used scripture to resist the temptations of Satan while in the desert.

Commandments: Psalm 37:31 ‘ The law of their God is in their heart, none of their steps will slide.’ Those found in Exodus 20:1 – 17

Starting :

‘I am the LORD your God who brought you out of servitude, subjugation, slavery

Then what follows is liberating.

Promises: ‘ You will seek Me and find Me, when you seek Me with all your heart.’ Jeremiah ( heart:a place of treasure and value).

God is there for you. You need to want Him deeply. All good relationships work with the heart and mind.

So I took the sky and left the sponge and painted Echinacea, the white daisy-like flowers over it.

The handful of oak twigs with acorns I put in a treasured vase with black eyed Suezy/ Rudbeckia fulgida Aiton. They belong to our garden. The Echinacea in bloom belongs at Wisley.

One stalk of four Rudbeckia, yellow against deep green.
Acorns in a bunch of eight are holding on.
Their wavy oak leaves here and there.
It is morning!

Have a good day.

Sandy 🙂

‘ What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us, what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal.’

Albert Pike

‘ Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them.’

George Eliot

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