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The lily in this picture is from my yard.  Through the years I transplanted some beautiful lilies from my mother’s yard and from my husband’s grandmother’s yard.  Both of these wonderful women have passed away, but each spring these lilies bloom and provide a beautiful reminder of the many ways that they touched and impacted our lives.  
In Psalms 78 God’s Word encourages us to pass on to each generation the praises of God and to tell of His strength, power and glorious works. Generations are to remember God’s faithfulness and keep alive the faith and hope in Him. 
We will not hide them from their children,
         Telling to the generation to come the praises of the LORD,
         And His strength and His wonderful works that He has done.
That the generation to come might know them,
         The children who would be born,
That they may arise and declare them to their children,
That they may set their hope in God,
         And not forget the works of God,
         But keep His commandments;

In our day to day lives things can get very hectic.  May we always remember to stop and reflect on the goodness of the Lord and purpose to pass along praise, faith and hope in God to our children and grandchildren.  May the Lord be an everlasting remembrance and a vital, living part of our daily lives.

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  1. Amen sister. Sometimes we get so busy that we forget what's really important. Thank you for the reminder and the beautiful verse.
    HUGS
    Kim

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  2. Oh this is wonderful! I second the Amen!!

    What a blessing that you have those lillies to remind you of the legacy that has been passed down to you...

    Perfect verse! What a gift you've got there in that garden!

    peace,
    lori

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  3. Isn't it wonderful..these little reminders - like transplanted lilies - that we have to remember what God has shown us, or taught us, or asked us to do? I just posted this morning about one of those "reminders" this morning...curtains! Have a great Word Filled Wednesday!

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  4. Amen! May we always be mindful of leaving a Godly legacy for our family.....

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  5. It is an inspiring thoughts...happy WFW!

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  6. I love your photo and verse.

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  7. Amen. This was beautiful and your thoughts were perfect. I want to put this on my fridge.

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  8. A strengthening devotional and photo combination. Really well done. Thanks!

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  9. Amen sister! I love this photo too!

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  10. a great reminder!
    and beautiful flower! :)
    happy WFW!

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  11. Oh how sweet!!! Loved this.

    Thanks so much for sharing this powerful truth today~

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