The miracle of life is the most amazing and “wonder-full” gift God has given us. From humans to deer and everything in between, it’s a truly beautiful thing to witness. Watch this newborn fawn discover the world.
Karen Bables
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Precious – a perfect example of our dependence and need for God. I certainly feel like that little fawn today.
Kathleen
On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 11:43 AM, Living as Apprentices wrote:
> ** > livingasapprentices posted: ” > http://www.godvine.com/The-Beautiful-Miracle-of-Life-a-Newborn-Deer-You-ll-Fall-in-Love-With-1076.html” >
Thanks Kathleen. I was reading a lot of info on the shootings in Newton, CT just before I saw your comment. As I revisited the pictures of the fawn in my mind I recognized the dependence of those children who lived through the experience on those women who died defending them. And then I thought of the shooter evidently never felt the safety that this little fawn felt. I am so deeply grateful for the knowledge of the unshakable kingdom of God – God is still in control, even when the world seems to have gone mad.