[Heart is a furnace Full of love that is just, and earnest.]
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wall painting of the Three Youths in the Fiery Furnace from Faras cathedral
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goofing off during a work meeting
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2023 JULY 30 Sunday
"Thus it will be at the end of the age. The angels will go out and separate the wicked from the righteous and throw them into the fiery furnace, where there will be wailing and grinding of teeth."
~ Matthew 13:49-50
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While Wukong doesn't use much or any of his magic now-a-days, he does actually have a glamor casted over his eyes. This is both in an attempt to hide his identity better and because his true eyes tend to be viewed as scary.
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I promise I'm sharing this extremely 2009 indie band video for a reason. Please just watch. :)
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27/66 Headpiece to Daniel by Harry Brockway
27/66 Headpiece to Daniel by Harry Brockway
Wood engraving by Harry Brockway (British b. 1958) in The Reader’s Digest Bible (illustrated edition) 1990
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Fiery Furnace, Arches National Park (No. 5)
People have come to the area that is now Arches National Park for thousands of years. The earliest visitors weren't just sight-seeing, though. Hunter-gatherers migrated into the area about 10,000 years ago at the end of an Ice Age. As they explored Courthouse Wash and the Salt Valley area, they found pockets of chert and chalcedony: two forms of microcrystalline quartz perfect for making stone tools. Chipping or knapping these rocks into dart points, knives, and scrapers, they created debris piles that are still visible to the trained eye.
Then, roughly two thousand years ago, the nomadic hunters and gatherers began cultivating certain plants and settled the Four Corners region. These early agriculturalists, known as ancestral Puebloans, raised domesticated maize, beans, and squash, and lived in villages like those preserved at Mesa Verde National Park. Evidence shows that farming climaxed between 500 CE and 1300 CE. A change in climate that made farming more difficult may have been a driving factor in a decline in farming.
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The Fiery Furnaces - Bitter Tea
2006
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Fiery Furnace, Arches National Park
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