Martin Luther, in his important book Bondage of the Will, wrote:
He who glories in God is he who knows for sure that God looks on him with favour, and deigns to regard him kindly, so that what he does is pleasing in God’s sight, and what does not please God is borne with and pardoned.
The painting is one of my original watercolors.
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Martin Luther, in his pivotal book, The Bondage of the Will, writes:
In every creature St. Paul, with his sharp, discerning, apostolic eye, perceived the holy and beloved cross.
It reminds me somewhat of Mother Teresa who saw in everyone, including the lepers of Calcutta, the face of Jesus.
The photo is from Mark Hemmings’ photography.
If you like this post, or if you'd like to use it, consider buying me a beer.Martin Luther said,
If you like this post, or if you'd like to use it, consider buying me a beer.Bewilderment is the true comprehension.







