Sunday, November 9, 2008

Sunday's Psalm--32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time

R. The waters of the river gladden the city of God, the holy dwelling of the Most High!

God is our refuge and our strength,
an ever-present help in distress.

Therefore, we fear not, though the earth be shaken
and mountains plunge into the depths of the sea.

R. The waters of the river gladden the city of God, the holy dwelling of the Most High!

There is a stream whose runlets gladden the city of God,
the holy dwelling of the Most High.

God is in its midst; it shall not be disturbed;

God will help it at the break of dawn.

R. The waters of the river gladden the city of God, the holy dwelling of the Most High!

The LORD of hosts is with us;
our stronghold is the God of Jacob.

Come! behold the deeds of the LORD,

the astounding things he has wrought on earth.

R. The waters of the river gladden the city of God, the holy dwelling of the Most High!
Psalm 46: 2-3, 5-6, 8-9
-Zion National Park, UT
-Walnut Creek National Monument, AZ
-John Day River, eastern OR-near Wasilla, Alaska
-Inside Passage sunrise, B.C.
-Bryce Canyon National Park, UT
-meadows of Sunrise, Mt. Rainier National Park
-mushroom, Ohanapecosh, Mt. Rainier National Park

11 comments:

Michele said...

Wonderful! Amazing post. Thank you.

Cath said...

Love the second, fourth and those mushrooms at the end - how strange!

The flowers growing wild in the national park are gorgeous too.

Beautiful psalm with great pictures to go with them.

david mcmahon said...

Perfect photos for the prayer, Katney.

Cloudia said...

Amen!
Perfect photos too.
Aloha from Waikiki-

Tink said...

What a glorious picture you paint in blog of our Lord's creative, visually powerful love!

Lynette said...

What a wonderful post! And thanks for telling me about the yellow trees on my blog.

virtualjourney said...

This is a great post. Thanks.

PERBS said...

Again I enjoyed the photos you chose for the lines of each part of the Psalm but I still like the location of photo listed underneath the picture. It doesn't distract me. The way you do it now, I have to read it all and go to the bottom and see each description of where taken an then go back to each photo. Oh well, it's your blog. Just putting in my two cents.

Jeni said...

What a beautiful way to show the grandeur of the land and the message of the Psalmist side by side. Thanks to David for leading the way here.

Mary said...

Lovely! That creek is wonderful and the flowers are beautiful. I think I have photos from Sunrise of the same flowers :-) They always look so pretty.

Anonymous said...

Over from David's . . .

What great photos to go with the Psalm - Great Post!