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As I was saying... 
I enjoyed reading “Through a glass darkly”. When I started reading, although I recognized the biblical allusion in your title, I thought it was just an interesting piece about artifacts. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the turn it took (I avoided using the word (“twist”). While reading, it came to mind that any form of darkness in God can only reveal light, and no one expresses it better than David, “Yea, the darkness hideth not from thee, but the night shineth as the day: the darkness and the light are both alike to thee.” (Psalm 139:12,KJV). Conversely, light in Satan’s kingdom is only a veneer for what is essentially darkness, hopelessness, and eternal death.
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Thanks for reading! And yes, thanks for your insightful comment too. I haven’t used the King James in many years but sometimes it just speaks to me from my youth. Your observations of light and darkness are evidence of the truth within you. May God bless you for your faithfulness!
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I am happy to be on your blog. My best wishes to you.
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Myself as well, good luck
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“Harmonize” although I have never been part of a barbershop quartet (or whatever the female version is called) I would guess being able to harmonize takes focus on your own part. Everyone seems to like to sing the melody, even though some of us might be better suited, because we are gifted at playing percussion by snapping our fingers. Thanks for your post. Being able to harmonize first requires trusting we aren’t all hardwired for melody and appreciatin what we were hardwired for by The Conductor of this sometimes crazy symphony.
BTW, my favorite music harmony vision happened in a small old Episcopal church where you went forward to receive the host as the choir faced you in rows. You walked the line before them on both my right and left sides. Sometimes you could feel their music on and in your chest as you walked forward. I picture heaven and it’s choirs will be like that!
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Thanks Marty for the like and the comment! Great harmony memory!
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