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Alaska: I Saw Him There, © 2013, Karla Dorman
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How can you be so blind?

Image © 2013, Karla Dorman


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He's all around you, but some
choose not to see Him Who
created it all.

He's there, in mountain, in
forest, in glacier --

in the sun, the moon, in a
billion stars --

in the Northern Lights, in
the very air you breathe --

How can you be so blind?
I saw Him there, in Alaska.
As for me, I believe.


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 Reviews of "Alaska: I Saw Him There, © 2013, Karla Dorman"
Reviewed by J. Roseline
Reviewed on October 29, 2013
Our good God made them all. Karla, nice write- Roseline

Reviewed by Rose Rideout
Reviewed on October 9, 2013
Very well written Karla. Thank you for sharing.
Rose

Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on October 9, 2013
Well done Karla! Love and the beauty of creation of the Creator is so clearly visible around us. I believe and will express my belief until the end of time. In the end He will say to us believers, "Well done good and faithful servants." Amen

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on October 9, 2013
He is
budd

Reviewed by Paul Berube
Reviewed on October 9, 2013
Indeed He is, Karla.

Reviewed by James Cotton
Reviewed on October 8, 2013
Wow! I am so touched when I hear visitors express how moved they are by the wonders of our great land. I've been all over the world andmeven to the Holy Land, yet I've chosen to yet I've chosen to stay ere. I too have tens of thousands of photographs like that as Im urrounded by sis l that daily, thus a camera is as Mi

Reviewed on October 8, 2013
You BET He is there in Alaska; heck, He's EVERYWHERE! Beautiful photo and great write; well done, Karla!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D


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