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Scripture Challenge- Temptation

For Triple the Scrap's Scripture challenge 2010, our word is Temptation. The first scripture I thought of is 1 Corinthians 10:13.

Sometimes I can get overwhelm and feel I like I am the only one out there with 1 million thing on my plate. But I know God will not give me more than I could handle. The scripture is:

No test or temptation that comes your way is beyond the course of what others have faced. All you need to remember is that God will never let you down. He'll never let you be pushed past your limit. He'll always be there to help you come through it. 1 Corinthians 10:13.
- The Message

The apple of course represents the first temptation, the tree represents both trees in the Garden of Eden... two decisions. The dove represents the Holy Spirit, our counselor, our helper.

Materials used:
-burgundy vellum
-red and green card stock
-the tree is actually a fabric sample from a wallpaper book. I got the book for a dollar at a wallpaper store.
-dove was cut from Beyond Birthdays Cricut Cartridge
-apple was cut from A Child's Year Cricut Cartridge and chalked
-ribbon, say Joy, Peace and Love with doves in green

Comments

  1. This is a wonderful page Sandy! I really love that tree! Fabric from a wallpaper book? Great idea!...Nancy :o)

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  2. I love the way you incorporate your cricut designs. I need to start taking a closer look at my SLICE cards.

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  3. Love all the symbolism! And the 3-D look to your page! TFS :)

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