BONUS BLOG: That Image of These Past Almost 50 Days

I’ve used this image in my social media and elsewhere since Easter Sunday. From its source comes this —
The butterfly is a long-held symbol of resurrection and new life. It perches atop a hyacinth, mythic herald of spring and rebirth which also symbolizes a massive heavenly triumphal concert proclaiming the arrival of the Resurrected King of Creation. The sunrise represents a new beginning in Jesus’ redemption of mankind. Its seven rays stand for completeness, perfection, and unity. The outer ring is comprised of eight sections, a reminder that a new beginning in Christ is beyond completion, beyond perfection, even more than whole. The Greek egerthe is the traditional Easter greeting, “He is Risen.” [https://sacredordinarydays.com/blogs/news/easter?_pos=1&_sid=404ba33ab&_ss=r] |
— With that as the backdrop: one of my favorite songs by Charles Wesley has us singing, “My chains fell off, my heart was free! I rose, went forth, and followed thee.”
Yup!
And tomorrow is Pentecost Sunday. Acts 2 has a ton of details. And here we go!
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