Qaton Art

Luke 2: Mary
One of the things I love most about the birth of the Messiah is the way the Bible portrays Mary. One of the things we don't think about is the fact that Mary knew her son came as the Savior, and eventually He came as a sacrifice. She would outlive her son.
She knew her time with him on this side of heaven wasn't going to be forever. I think about that during this season. She had to live knowing that pain was coming. But what I love is how she did it.
Three times in Luke 2 it says that Mary treasured these things in her heart, or pondered some translations say. How she made it was in her meditation, her pondering, and thinking over all the things she had experienced with her son, the Savior of the world.
I believe that through Mary, God gives a portrait of how to "survive" seasons where we feel the pain of lost, especially seasons like the world finds itself in now. You take in the moments you have, and you store them away in your heart. When the pain comes, these moments flood in.
"Think on those things" as the Apostle Paul commends the people to do in Philippi.
Allow the peace of God to surround your heart and mind in Christ, for he understands.
Ecclesiastes tells us there is a time for the things that hit our lives, so allow yourself to experience that time.
You can overcome it too by gleaning encouragement from the mother of the Messiah:
Treasure "these things" in your heart.
Shalom (wholeness), my friends
🙏 for those need a little more light this seaon

Welcome to all those who have recently liked my page.
If you have any questions about my works, do not hesitate to message this page!!
I cherish the feedback and insights!!

The greatest inspiration

A commission for my grandfather!!

Remembering Hadassah
Available on Amazon_ link below
Remembering Hadassah: Navigating Between the Silence: A Devotional Study on the Book of Esther https://a.co/d/4D4RycE

Order yours on Amazon

Rosh Hashanah Elementary style four years ago
Apples, honey, handmade honey jars, apple stamps, and more apples 🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎
And they are every last one!

May you remember who God is and what He has done for you and share that Good News with others!!
---
Share and order yours today.
Link in the comments 👇

My latest 🧩 design
"B'nei Yisrael" the children of Israel.
It's a family tree.
---
I'm learning Hebrew calligraphy and this is a family tree of Jacob's family including his 13 children and the four women that bore them.
Leah gave birth to 7:
Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Issachar Zebulon and Dinah (Jacob's only daughter)
Rachel give birth to 2:
Joseph and Benjamin
Bilhah gave birth to 2 on Rachel's behalf:
Dan and Naphtali
Zilpah gave birth to 2 on Leah's behalf:
Gad and Asher
---
The meaning of their names is on the board
I wrote a book, "What are you looking at?" (Available on Amazon) and a recent FB video series. I'm currently revising it, and this puzzle will be my cover art.

Order yours at Amazon or Barnes & Noble today... or tonight 😏

Order your copy of on Amazon today!
Link below 👇👇
Remembering Hadassah: Navigating Between the Silence: A Devotional Study on the Book of Esther https://a.co/d/4D4RycE

"Somebody's deliverance is your testimony away"
Order your copy today ☺️

Thank you to all who have ordered in the past few months.
I reached a milestone in my online sales.
The few grammatical errors aside (lifelong struggle), people have been sharing some good reviews. If you would like a signed copy, simply pay $25 to my cashapp ($RozSmall) or Venmo (-Small-1). It comes with a few other goodies.
Or you can order online through this link 👇

Remembering Hadassah: Navigating Between the Silence: A Devotional Study on the Book of Esther https://a.co/d/4D4RycE

Thank you all again and shalom!! Get in a Bible - based service this weekend

Latest design

My new logo designed by me (Rosalyn Small)

Order yours today through the link 👇👇👇

Remembering Hadassah: Navigating Between the Silence: A Devotional Study on the Book of Esther This devotional Bible study is intended to help readers study the Biblical book of Esther in context so that they might be encouraged to allow God to use their entire story. No longer do we have to be ashamed of our pasts but rather we can learn to use them as an instrument as we impact the lives...