Friday, December 16, 2011

Isaiah 9:6-7

15 comments:

  1. Wonderful words
    Wonderful Scripture
    Wonderful prophecy!

    I heard The Messiah on public radio this morning. It gave me goosebumps!

    Nancy (Fancy Horse)

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  2. Hello Charlotte, This is one of my very favoured verses. Just lately a man wrote that the Bible could not be proved. I told him, "What about the dead sea scrolls".. he came back with. "They might have proved the Old Testament, but there is nothing in the dead sea scrolls to prove Mr Jesus of the New Testament. I gave him back this verse, with many others... I love it, it really softens my heart at all that Jesus is. xxx

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  3. that about sums it all up!!!! Thanks.

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  4. Hi Charlotte, First of all I like the new look of your blog! Very elegant. The image and verse you posted is so pretty. We need to all pause during this busy time and prepare our hearts for His coming. Thanks for sharing that scripture. Have a wonderful weekend and blessed Christmas!

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  5. Lovely blog today, Charlotte....a beautiful, beautiful message from God. Every Christmas I am thankful for Handel's gorgeous musical rendition of these verses, too.

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  6. Beautiful life-giving words! Merry Christmas, Charlotte.

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  7. Praise God that He always keeps His word and he sent Jesus - - and again He keeps his WORD and says Jesus is coming back for us to rule and reign with him.

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  8. Lovely, lovely scripture. The names of Jesus always inspire me.
    Blessings,
    Gayle from Behind the Gate

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  9. PRAISE THE LORD..LET US ALL REMEMBER THIS SCRIPTURE EVERY DAY OF OUR LIVES. THANK YOU FOR SHARING. MERRY CHRISTMAS

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  10. I memorized these verses as a young girl and remember them still. I wrote a program for our bus children based on these verses. The program is tonight. I'm praying the words will bless their families who only come at Christmas.

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  11. One of my favorite verses, dear Charlotte. The Lord bless you for featuring it this week as it is a beautiful, beautiful verse.

    Rina

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  12. Lovely illustration of these encouraging Bible verses. Thanks for a delightful visit Charlotte. :)

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  13. I found myself singing this (from Handel's "Messiah") - there aren't too many words more thrilling than these! Unto US - you and me and everyone! - a son - THE SON - is given - became human, entered our world, given as a sacrifice!

    WOW!

    Wishing you and yours a very Merry CHRISTmas!

    GOD BLESS!

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Charlotte