Selah joy

 Take joy





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These things I have spoken unto you, that my joy might remain in you and that your joy might be full.

John 15:11

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For some reason blogger will not allow me to share a link here as I normally do. 

Today I am joining with:

Sunday scripture blessings at peabea.blogspot.com

 Scripture and a snapshot at justasecondblog.blogspot.com


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Comments

  1. Michele Morin13/12/2020, 08:03

    Wishing you Christmas joy!

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  2. Peabea Scribbles13/12/2020, 08:35

    Seeking his Joy every day; especially in these dark times, but learning there are always things to be joyful about. Even the tiny things.

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  3. elizabeth13/12/2020, 09:32

    I'm sharing about joy today as well!

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  4. Ginny Hartzler13/12/2020, 09:50

    Oh goodness! I have not tried to post a link on this new blogger.

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  5. Meditations in Motion13/12/2020, 10:01

    Hmmm...hoping you got the technical issues worked out. Full Christmas Joy to you too!

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  6. Kym 14/12/2020, 00:12

    May you have the joy of Christmas in all its fulness!

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  7. Barbara Harper14/12/2020, 08:19

    Google is having some issues this morning. I don't know if that has anything to do with it. Thank you for the reminder about joy. Only in Him is our joy full.

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  8. Linda Stoll14/12/2020, 13:42

    His joy is really what we're yearning for! We often don't realize it until we've tried everything else.

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  9. Red Rose Alley17/12/2020, 22:58

    I have always appreciated your simple and sweet posts. They are peaceful to me. What a lovely photo.

    ~Sheri

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