So, when I make these pictures that pertain to a specific Scripture reference, for me both must align as near as I can see it in my heart's eye. What may look quite nice to the mind's eye is not alway palatable to the soul.
For instance, with this one I tried other mountain clip arts and lightning effects, but was dissatisfied with the overall result until I got this put together:
JEHOVAH-TSURI
THE LORD MY ROCK
(YAHWEH TSOOR)
Psalm 19:14
May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing in Your sight, O LORD, my Rock and my Redeemer.
This was David's prayer. But I am thinking it must have been thus with Moses, too. For had the words of Moses' mouth and the meditation of his heart not been acceptable to God, Moses would never have been allowed to climb and be on the mountaintop with His God. So, too, must this our prayer be that we may be in God's presence when He calls to His holy mountain.
For instance, with this one I tried other mountain clip arts and lightning effects, but was dissatisfied with the overall result until I got this put together:
JEHOVAH-TSURI
THE LORD MY ROCK
(YAHWEH TSOOR)
Psalm 19:14
May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing in Your sight, O LORD, my Rock and my Redeemer.
This was David's prayer. But I am thinking it must have been thus with Moses, too. For had the words of Moses' mouth and the meditation of his heart not been acceptable to God, Moses would never have been allowed to climb and be on the mountaintop with His God. So, too, must this our prayer be that we may be in God's presence when He calls to His holy mountain.
