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What is your initial impression upon viewing this photograph? It appears to be autumn. Perhaps you sense sadness or emptiness, seeing merely a portion of an old abandoned house framed by dry, brittle leaves. On the other hand, maybe you sense warmth and cheer, as you picture a cozy late Saturday afternoon . . . red-nosed youngsters defrosting themselves with mugs of steaming hot chocolate at Grandma and Grandpa's after spending several hours raking late autumn leaves. - Has your impression altered? Do you see a house or a home? Is your cup half empty or half full? It's all up to you . . . and God. In the familiar twentyfirst Psalm, David proclaims,"... my cup overfloweth ... and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever." Dwell in the Lord’s house each Sabbath and your cup will overflow with His love. The Lord's house is always a home. Mij Monday Taatday Wadntsday Thursday Friday Saturday Lake Denial I Corinthians Isaiah I Timothy I Corinthians I Corinthians 63*46 £1-45 2:1-16 44:1-20 6:1-21 15:1-34 15.-35-56 Copyright 1002. KoMor-Wilkanw Nmpapw SorvfcM. P.O. Box 8005. ChariottMvflo. VA 22806 Scripturot Mtoctod by tho American Billo Society

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