“I have swept away your offenses like a cloud,
your sins like the morning mist.
Return to me,
for I have redeemed you.”
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The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
our God is so good. this gives me hope — for my beloved to return to God and He will accept him with open arms.
God bless.
A great picture for that wonderful verse ~
Powerful words there! This not only gives us hope but inspires us all to live in Him.
God bless you!
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Really awesome.
Beautiful WFW! Praise the Lord, our Redeemer!
This is a very beautiful promise of the Lord to each of us who believes in HIm.
Hi Ellen, nice to visit your blog thru WFW. It’s my first time at WFW. Have visited your blog months months back through several photo memes. 🙂
Have a wonderful day to you!
Oh this his beautiful! Love this scripture.
Happy WFW!
So thankful….blessings on your day!
So blessed by your picture . . . may God bless you in all that you do today.
Praise God for His love, compassion and mercy!
Great word and picture to go with it.
Thanks so much for joining us today♥
with all the clouds we’ve had lately this is such a GREAT analogy…”blotted out your transgressions like a cloud…”
Blessing!
Peace!
lori
This is great! I love the “misty” image to go with the verse! 🙂
Beautiful Ellen!
Great truth…lovely photo.
okay, so I was doing my beth moore study and found that the noah story uses the word blotted…but about the flood.
Isn’t this verse AMAZING in light of that?!That the God of Justice would use blotted about OUR sins…
amen! love the version you chose!
return to me… what a beautiful phrase spoken by our Father!
Thank you God for your forgivness.
What a wonderful verse. I have to remember that one.