Lectionary 09/05/2021

Face of the Devil

by Rose humphrey

Padlocks in Paris

by Christine Harbottle

Padlocks left by lovers on a Paris bridge

Transparently Faithful

by David Perry

Backlit bramble leaves with text: Transparently faithful - God lights up our whole being with the bright radiance of love

Dark pathway

by Ben and Georgia Grewcock

Woodland path

The Lion King

by Ian Downing

what a magnificent beast is this powerful male lion

Demon locked within

by David Perry

Image accompanying reflection "Imagining the Lectionary: Confronting the reality of evil (Easter 7B)"

King Of The Hill

by Ian Downing

A male lion sits on top of the hill and gazes at all he sees

Blameless

by Twelvebaskets Ltd

rubbish

by Stephen Santry

Still life of what the sea has tossed on the shore

Beautiful Red Deer

by Ian Downing

A beautiful red deer standing proud

Sing Praise

by Don Stott

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The love of money.

by Doug Burke

"For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil." 1 Tim 6, v10

The Lion King II

by Ian Downing

what a magnificent beast is this powerful male lion

you are with me

by Thomas Mathie

Using a picture taken at the Lighthouse in Glasgow, I layered on the words of King David from Psalm 23.

Spider

by Rachel Marsh

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Isaiah 54v10 walkers at levers hawse looking towards dow crag

by Twelvebaskets Ltd

Out of the Heart

by Twelvebaskets Ltd

evil stepmother

by Glen Scott Robson

scary face and horror image in pencil

St George and the Dragon

by Andy Lindley

St George Slaying the Dragon, a statue at an American War Cemetary in France