I think it's important for the reader to know that WHAT appeared is just as important as WHEN it appeared. This image appeared during a rare F5 tornado that ripped through Jarrell, Tx in 1995. It seems to be God's way of saying, 'Jesus is always there in the midst of the storm..to calm the storms in our lives. He says: I am always there in the midst of the storm... to calm the storms in our lives.' "PEACE, BE STILL"
The power of the recent twisters which devastated the midwest were said to be of a magnitude unknown to man. Nature had released one of it's phenomenal acts, which seems to be a more common occurrence in this the close of the 20th Century and the start of a new Millennium. We watch them on tv, one disaster after another, war, rumors of even more war, children dying at the hands of their peers for professing Jesus, killed having lunch in the school cafeteria or praying in the library, fires, the "E's" in the Pacific, drought, flood, hurricanes, and, every now and then you hear about or get to see the evidence of some phenomenal act of love or compassion. I have personally experienced some acts of love and compassion which were far beyond the technology that we know today. I have always referred to these works as little miracles. I'm sure you have experienced some of these "little miracles". Technology is improving. Are we starting to capture some proof of these phenomenal "little miracles" on camera ? I'm told the photograph below was taken during the severe tornados this spring.
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I turned the photograph on it's side below
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The only question I have . . .
Did a photographer
finally catch one of those . . .
Phenomenal Acts of Compassion ?
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