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Happy Holidays! 
A Christmas Gift and a New Year's gift: The Lord's Prayer and Names of God. 

Dec 30
Just A Note
Gifts & More


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Images of Names Of God

Two side-by-side columns of the Names Of God in crimson font are displayed over an abstract winter scene.

Names of God

Names of God, Silver font on dark blue background.


Names of God, cream font on dark brown background.


Images of The Lord's Prayer

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The Lord's Prayer printed in dark golden brown font on a sage green background surrounded by a vignette of pale pink blooms on pale brown stems with leaves to match.

The Lord's Prayer, white font, with floral border on dark blue background.


The Lord's Prayer, black font and border on tan background.

The Lord's Prayer, brown font with gold border on a tan background.

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If you missed any of the preparations for the new year you can find them here, there were three posts:  



Go forth in His promise,
walk boldly in His truth,
and rest in His peace.
Jesus, The Quill and Me
~ Quil

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