picture with bible verse

[j_richard3]

I have to say I am a little nervous about posting this, I just wanted to get a little feedback. I just thought this picture and scripture went together?

[Robert_Lay]

It does, and it's well done.
Unfortunately, this scene has been mimic'd so often that it has become a cliche'.

[ImageMogul]

I have to say I am a little nervous about posting this, I just wanted to get a little feedback. I just thought this picture and scripture went together?

Very nice image j. It has a very soft/gentle look to it and the sephia-like tone is a good choice for the shot. I think Matthew 18:5 would work well with this photo as well: "And whoever welcomes a little child like this in my name welcomes me."

Mark

[j_richard3]

Very nice image j. It has a very soft/gentle look to it and the sephia-like tone is a good choice for the shot. I think Matthew 18:5 would work well with this photo as well: "And whoever welcomes a little child like this in my name welcomes me."

Mark

Thank you so much for the nice comments.You are right that verse would also go great with it. Thanks again

[tonydee]

The picture only related to the first half of the words, which by themselves seem to be there mainly as a context for the interpretation of the second. So, I'm confused. But you shouldn't worry too much about that. I sincerely want to be able to suggest some minimal change of imagery that better fits the verse, but I'm struggling. The hand-to-hand symbolism of trust is reasonable - perhaps a child being led through a garden or street - but how to express the "not lean on your own understanding?" My only visualisation isn't appropriate for your purposes. I'm just not doing well with this one, Tony.

[j_richard3]

The picture only related to the first half of the words, which by themselves seem to be there mainly as a context for the interpretation of the second. So, I'm confused. But you shouldn't worry too much about that. I sincerely want to be able to suggest some minimal change of imagery that better fits the verse, but I'm struggling. The hand-to-hand symbolism of trust is reasonable - perhaps a child being led through a garden or street - but how to express the "not lean on your own understanding?" My only visualisation isn't appropriate for your purposes. I'm just not doing well with this one, Tony.

I guess there are different ways to look at it. When I think of the "lean not on your own understanding " to me I think of trusting in the Lord completely, kind of the way a baby trusts in his mother for everything ,in every way.
Let me know if you have any suggestions.:)

[vpnd]

great job

[j_richard3]

great job

Thanks!:D