"God who is beyond fullness did not bring creatures into being out of any need of his, but that he might enjoy their proportionate participation in him and that he might delight in his works seeing them delighted and ever insatiably satisfied with the one who is inexhaustable."
Bound For The Isle of Saints
Tommorow morning at six-thirty I am scheduled to trundle off for the recently re-opened New Orleans International Airport, from whence I will embark with several companions for a forray to Ireland. We are traveling with one of our professors, and will be spending a little under two weeks in Ireland, traveling in a horseshoe from Kerry in the Southwest up to Belfast and then down to Dublin, from whence we shall return to America.
Hopefully, thanks to an abundance of Internet connections, I will be able to post commentary and possibly pictures while en route; if not, then certainly upon my return.
May God be with thee in every pass,
Jesus be with thee on every knoll,
Spirit be with thee by water's roll,
On headland, on ridge, and on grass;
Each sea and land, each moor and each mead,
Each eve's lying-down, each rising's morn,
In the wave-trough, or on foam-crest borne,
Each step which thy journey doth lead.
Hopefully, thanks to an abundance of Internet connections, I will be able to post commentary and possibly pictures while en route; if not, then certainly upon my return.
May God be with thee in every pass,
Jesus be with thee on every knoll,
Spirit be with thee by water's roll,
On headland, on ridge, and on grass;
Each sea and land, each moor and each mead,
Each eve's lying-down, each rising's morn,
In the wave-trough, or on foam-crest borne,
Each step which thy journey doth lead.
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