Photo Credit:
Mel Schockner
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West Texas juniper on black mesquite - H 14.5", W 12, D 9"
Crowing from Cover (see more images of this sculpture work in progress)
Scaled or Blue Quail in prickly pear cactus |
Crying out from cover to rally scattered birds, he hopes that only feathered ears catch the meaning of his words.
To bring the covey back together, his location must be known, yet he must not show the predator the place where he has flown.
So his message must be qualified he must be careful how he sends, his effectiveness is compromised by the fear he might offend.
Under the cover of opinion a message fails to clear the realm of explanation, can't reach the heart of those who hear.
God's word declared as total Truth will reach a listening ear, when given as the only Way it will affect the one who hears.
It might bring persecution, rejection, or some pain or that seed might fall on fertile soil, and a soul be born again.
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