The Weeping Willow tree's leaves are
so prominent. It reminds me of a
horse's tail flowing in the
gentle breeze.
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I've often wondered why it is called
a "weeping" willow. I guess it's
because of its hanging branches
reaching toward the ground; as does
our tears when they flow down.
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However, tears can be joyful as well
as in sorrow. How sorrowful it must
have been when Christ wept for those
that His message fell upon deaf ears.
His WORD rejected. His tears could
see what those people could not,
Eternal separation from GOD in
the Hereafter.
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Praise our LORD, GOD, and Savior;
we will have tears of joy! When that
trumpet sound comes from the
Shofar, our tears of sorrow will be
wiped away by our Savior Himself
and we will have no more sorrow
of a fallen world; only the JOY that
we now can not know!
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I choose to think of the Weeping
Willow tree to be like that of the
horse's tail, flowing in the breeze of
contentment!
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Thank you, Jesus that You allowed
me to be one of Your few to hear
of Your Salvation, accept Your
Invitation, and receive Your Gift
of Eternal Life.
1 comment:
Amen!! Very nice post!
I love weeping willow trees, I think they are so pretty, but I love the gift of salvation .....
way more! It is the gift that keeps on giving all year long and into eternity!!
Have a good weekend,
Love ya, Nellie
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