The hand of god

A serene landscape with a large, comforting hand extending from the clouds above, symbolizing divine support. In the foreground, a young woman stands, looking up with a sense of peace and assurance. The landscape is bathed in warm, golden light, creating a sense of hope and comfort. This image visually represents the verse Isaiah 41:10, conveying the theme of God's presence and support, and the reassurance it brings to individuals facing challenges or fears.

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Time Span 17 Days (January 1 – January 17) Description Understanding Genesis begins with understanding that it is really “part one” of a five-part series we call the Pentateuch (Greek for “five scr…

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March 13, 2015 (I was taught to take my Savior’s hand & let him help me!) While I was at water aerobics there was a very old man there and his wife was trying to put a flotation belt on him but was struggling. I went over and helped them out. The old man had the railing to walk into the water with but then the railing ended. Without thinking I extended my hand so he could steady himself. Even though he didn’t know my name he didn’t hesitate to take my hand for support even though technically…

Adam touching the hand of God, Michelangelo, ceiling of the Sistine Chapel Start by copying a simple picture of a hand. Note that the arm angles in at the wrists and then widens out at the beginning of the hand. Most beginners forget to narrow the arm at the wrist and try to draw the fingers coming straight out of the arm. It is helpful to lightly draw a mitten shape first to get the overall shape of the hand and then erase it later after you have added the fingers In order to accurately…

When One Touches The Master?s Hand