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Day Fourteen: Someone you can't imagine not being in your life



This image is called the Rublev Icon, and it is said by some by to be a visual representation of the Trinity. I was introduced to this image about five years ago now, and it holds a great deal of significance for me. In this painting, the three figures around the table are representative of God the Creator, Jesus the Redeemer and the Holy Spirit the comforter.

I honestly don't know what I'd do if God were not in my life. While I have family members and friends that are dear and beloved to me; God is my most beloved. I'm thankful beyond words that the Trinity is always there sitting and inviting me to come join them at the table of forgiveness, grace, and love.
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Mel said…
Yaknow.....I knew this would be your answer.
I think it's excellent to be so convinced--so in love.
4:51 PM EST
Tara Lamont said…
Sorry to be so transparent - I was trying to think of a way to present this topic as a surprise, but maybe the trinity is mystery enough. :)
5:14 PM EST
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