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Showing posts with label Exodus 3:14. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exodus 3:14. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 9, 2021

I AM

 
(Exodus 3:14) God described Himself as I AM. 
A very appropriate and complete description of who God says He is. Why? Because we would not understand anything else. Moses was told to tell the people (the Israelites) "I Am has sent me to you". (Exodus 6:2) He later told Moses "L am YahWeh (YHWH)". There are all sorts of descriptions of the names given to God. All are good but the one that is perfect is "I AM." If I were to describe myself it would be simply I am. Who I am now is whom I have become from a moment ago. Who I am now will not be the same as the person I am becoming. Therefore, I am. The important thing to remember is that Jesus (I AM) lives within. He wraps my soul and spirit so that even if this mortal body is destroyed my spirit will live. I am not indestructible but the soul within is when the great "I Am" is my keeper. Jesus is the great "I AM". He is one with God. We are learning to be one with him through Christ.

My friend EM in England sent me a die that I cut out and put together a fun little project. Here is the description from package it came in. Unfortunately Docraft's site has been closed by the company that bought them out. I am unable to find this kit on the new site. Everything Art and Craft left a notice that you can explore if you wish. There are references to their web site.


Yup! A penguin die set. It had to be colored before it was assembled. It was a fun challenge to put together. None of the pieces wanted to cooperate to keep shape. When the last of the pieces was added it was easier to keep its shape. Then it wanted to fall over all of the time. 😄 So  a small square of cardstock glued to the feet finally solved that issue. This is the result.



Only the fish and the square piece of card stock were glued. The rest was just slipped together. Cool and cute. Hope this was a smiley face for you today. I will share a bit of my past art work with you next week. Until then, stay safe, wear your masks and remember to always "Love The Details."