 |
Holy Family- Mary, Joseph and Jesus
|
I had these out and about before December 25th. And I don't take my decor down until Epiphany, so these peeps are still on my mantle. I am a little sad to see them packed away until next year.
 |
Holy Family |
 |
back and bottom of Mary |
 |
Jesus with some chapstick to give you an idea of the size. Jesus is the healing balm:)
And upon looking up the word balm, I discovered more to the meaning of balm. Balm means a soothing, fragrant oil. This then lead me to 2 Corinthians 2:15: 15 For we are to God the pleasing aroma of Christ among those who are being saved and those who are perishing. Its neat to think of us being a fragrant offering, a reminder to others that we represent Christ and we bring an endearing smell. I remember my mom talking about Tea Olives when I was little. Oh, what a sweet smell. We had one by our garage growing up and I have since planted several in my yard. She liked to think heaven smelled like tea olives. I like that thought and it connects my past with my future and keeps me grounded in my present.
|
0 comments:
Post a Comment