The Lord's Day Photo Inspiration Thread

[RedDog]

It's Sunday morning on the UDub Campus in Seattle, Washington.

[styky]

Wish I could post it but you'll have to hit the link.......

http://standeyo.com/NEWS/12_Pics_of_Day ... f.day.html

[RedDog]

It's Sunday morning in the Valley of the Gods.

[Edward Kennedy]

Wish I could post it but you'll have to hit the link.......

http://standeyo.com/NEWS/12_Pics_of_Day ... f.day.html

This is a neat pic and I sent it to several this morning. One response has come to me.
The pic is unique and accurate as you will see if oyu read my response to this young woman.

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Jesus was not a wimp, He was a PERFECT specimen of man, handsome, intelligent, strong and sufficient in every way. The Old Testament model for animals to be sacrificed is that they had to be without blemish as they were sacrificed to God, who is the Epitome of total perfection.

Thus the Son of God in human form, as He was to be a sacrifice for the sins of humanity, also had to be and was perfect.

So He was.


From: Laurie
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2012 7:57 AM
To: ekennedy
Subject: RE: item


Thats such a cool picture!! Jesus is hot lol


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From: ekennedy
To: laurie
Subject: item
Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2012 07:16:33 -0400


This is a proper and more accurate picture of Jesus, He was not a wimpy hippie type like those fool artists usually depict Him as.

http://standeyo.com/NEWS/12_Pics_of_Day ... f.day.html

[styky]

It's just one of those Oh Wow photo's that show Gods wonders

http://stevequayle.com/News.alert/12_Ph ... f.day.html

[RedDog]

Looks a lot like the Knob Chair at Marmot Basin in Jasper except there would be a lot more snow.

[RedDog]

It's Sunday morning in southern Saskatchewan.

[Edward Kennedy]

That photo embodies so much depth and emotion in the way of life those grain storage buildings announce by their presence.

This takes me back to my motorcycle trip to the west coast in 1976 when my brother tagged along.

We stopped in a small town for gas and the guy filling my tank was very nervous about doing so. He spilled gasoline and expected perhaps a round of verbal abuse or even physical violence. The look of surprise when I sluffed it off and told him the overflow would evaporate was apparent on his face.

Had he known me he would have realized even then I save ALL my hatred for slimy, cowardly lying lefturds and their enablers.

[RedDog]

Church steeples and grain elevators, the later positioned according to where the rail lines were. I've always enjoyed the Canadian film Why Shoot the Teacher? for lending a sense to those lonely prairie locations. Going to 22ºc on the plains today. It appears winter is over.

Entire film here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=122JVAfQiJw

[RedDog]

It's Sunday morning at the firehall in Troy, Missouri.

[Edward Kennedy]

Pretty little children, abused by the obummer who is saddling that generation with massive debt and ranks thus, among other things, as a child abuser like most demoncraps down there and most lieberals up here who are no better...of course somehow they escaped the lieberal aborticidic program.

[Edward Kennedy]

How about some pretty and inspiring photos of lefturds who have fallen into demolition chippers, focusing on the expulsion shute to cheer the world up?

[RedDog]

Not online and in transit much of the day, but...

It's Sunday evening east of Amarillo, Texas.

[styky]

An inspirational group of pictures from Americas past. I post it because if not for faith none of this would have been possible. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... ntier.html

[backhoe]

An inspirational group of pictures from Americas past. I post it because if not for faith none of this would have been possible. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... ntier.html

The first picture and some following are tarpaper shacks like I've mentioned- and you know what? If I could go back to that era when the GD government was largely absent from you life I'd happily live in one.