Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Word Filled Wednesday





How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that
bringeth good tidings, that publisheth peace; that bringeth good
tidings of good, that publisheth salvation; that saith unto
Zion, Thy God reigneth!

Isaiah 52:7, King James Version


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14 comments:

Karen said...

Beautiful scripture and picture!

Denise said...

Such a lovely scripture, and picture.

Susan said...

Oh this is so beautiful...

I pray to be one who always brings the good news of the gospel!

Hope your day is blessed♥

Amy said...

Beautiful poster and a wonderful verse. Blessings to you.
Amy

Laurie said...

One of my al-time favorite verses! How beautiful...
Love, Laurie

Susannah said...

A favorite verse. Bible poetry is so delightful. This is pure poetry to me. Happy WFW! :~D

SnoWhite said...

Thanks! I rarely read KJV, but this verse is beautiful in the old English phrasing.

Pia said...

love the picture. indeed, God reigns!

Peggy said...

Blessings Cathy & thank you so much for your prayers, encouraging words & staying in touch!

Yes, Our God reigns!

Beautiful mountain scene & verse!
The Almighty reigns over every storm!

For this I am grateful! May you be blessed by others as you have blessed me!

In Christ's Love & Big hugs,
Peggy

Kristi said...

What a gorgeous WFW! Thank you so much for your prayers and for your encouraging comments. We are so honored that you would choose to put Rachel's prayer button on your blog and that you would kneel at the feet of the Great Physician with us. You will never know how much that blessed me today!

LivingforGod said...

I love that verse. We all (Christians) should have beautiful feet :).

John said...

I always want to stop and pray for our missionaries when I hear or read this verse.

Debra Kaye said...

I love this verse and I love the heart of the woman who chose to post it!

Blessings to you, my friend!

Amydeanne said...

very lovely!