A sparrows landing
in search of a limb symbolic
of God’s signature.
About the Creator
Jacqueline Elaine Hudson
She is a natural-born scribe penning from her cup. Healing has expunged her sorrows, trampled over her woes & yields straightening (like a hot comb) to the crooked places. Every pen she crafts is protected Ⓒ Apostle Jacqueline Hudson.
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Comments (3)
Beautifully written love this! What a extraordinary story ♥️🙏
This calls to mind one of my favorite theories about God— that humans can learn about God by studying creation, including one another. Same way you can learn a bit about a painter by studying the brushstrokes of their work. An outstretched limb being the signature of the Creator, conceptualizing God as artist. Pretty cool!
Oh this is delicate and thoughtful 🕊️ Feels like even the smallest landing can still be destiny in disguise. 💖