What speaks of YHVH’s glory more than flowers? Yeshua thought so. He declared that all the glory of Solomon’s kingdom wasn’t even equal to that of a common lily. Amazing! Men get all excited over their own creations: palaces, works of art, and great human accomplishments, yet we often overlooks the flowers. Why? Because they take the glory away from men and point it to Elohim where it all belongs. That’s why I put the box of matzot in a planter full of pansies. YHVH’s feasts, like the flowers, point to YHVH Elohim. The unleavened bread points to Yeshua, the Living Torah-Bread of Life who is the Creator of all including the flowers. It comes back full circle and it all fits together in my way of thinking.
Shabbat Shalom, Lawrence family and have a great last day of Unleavened Bread too. I like the picture and great idea with your flowers.
What speaks of YHVH’s glory more than flowers? Yeshua thought so. He declared that all the glory of Solomon’s kingdom wasn’t even equal to that of a common lily. Amazing! Men get all excited over their own creations: palaces, works of art, and great human accomplishments, yet we often overlooks the flowers. Why? Because they take the glory away from men and point it to Elohim where it all belongs. That’s why I put the box of matzot in a planter full of pansies. YHVH’s feasts, like the flowers, point to YHVH Elohim. The unleavened bread points to Yeshua, the Living Torah-Bread of Life who is the Creator of all including the flowers. It comes back full circle and it all fits together in my way of thinking.
Amen! Beautiful Day!