Quilts from heaven. Parables from the patchwork of life.
Quilts from heaven. Parables from the patchwork of life.
By Lucinda Secrest Mc Dowell
ISBN: 0-8054-4435-1
ISBN-13:978-0-8054-4435-3
BHPublishingGroup.com
This is a delightful yet inspiring little book. As a quilt lover I have always wanted to write my own book about the patchwork of life as related to scripture and the Christian life. This author has done a wonderful job.
Grandmother's flower garden, Sunbonnet Sue, Sunshine and shadows, life is like a quilting pattern. Many older quilts are even named after verses or characters in the Bible, like Job's tears, Star of Bethlehem, and Eye of God. Some are named after the things of life like broken dishes, windmill, and log cabin.
The author intertwines the quilt blocks with stories of faith, encouragement and Bible verses. There is a little quilt history mixed with the parables.
There are 16 chapters.
Introduction, A life in pieces, Psalms 18:20
Sampler, Isaiah 61:10
Grandmother's flower garden, Jeremiah 17:7-8
Friendship quilt, John 15:14
Sunshine and shadow, Ephesians 5:8
Mariner's compass, Psalms 25:4-5
Windmill, Matthew 24:31
Log cabin, Romans 5:1-2
Eye of God, Psalms 33:13-15
Sunbonnet Sue, Luke 6:45
Broken dishes, Judges 7:19-21
Star of Bethlehem, Matthew 2:2
Double wedding ring, Jeremiah 32:38-41
Trip around the world, Psalms 84:5-7
Job's tears, Job 16:20
Delectable mountains, Habakkuk 3:19
Crazy quilt, Matthew 1:35, Psalms 46:10
Very enjoyable easy reading book.
KraftyKatz
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