I don’t usually make too big of a deal out about Valentine’s Day. Is that terrible of me? Hubby and I can normally arrange a date night somewhere around that time, but other than that, it’s not too different for us. I don’t really know why, but this year I feel like turning it up a notch. I don’t know if it’s because the kids are exchanging valentines with their friends or what, but I suddenly find myself engrossed in all things pink, lots of hearts, and warm, fuzzy sentiments.
All this talk about Valentine’s Day has made me actually want to do a little decorating. Nothing extreme, but I found myself thinking that a couple of Valentine-related prints would look great on the piano right now.
I played around with a few options, but found myself drawn to scripture instead of song lyrics or cute sayings. I don’t know about you, but when I think of scripture and romance, I immediately think of Song of Solomon. If you haven’t spent time in Song of Solomon in a while, this might be a nice time to do so with your spouse, wink wink.
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While I love those verses from Song of Solomon, I had 1 John 4:19 in my mind the entire time I was working on those prints. How on earth can I open up God’s Word, think of verses that focus on love, and then not go back to the love that matters most? I just can’t do it. So now, we find ourselves with two extra, unplanned prints. After all, we can only love because He does:
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Oh, and Jeremiah 31:3. When I think about the way God loves me (and you), it overwhelms me. I’m so very undeserving, but He loves me all the same:
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Feel free to download, print, and use however you like. I plan to have mine printed through Snapfish on to 8 x 10 paper and then frame them. You could also use them for a decoupage canvas or wood project in lieu of framing. (They are formatted to be 8 x 10 prints.) Enjoy!