The Heavens Declare the Glory of God
T H A E
H E STA A
R: A WI
V THE SH, A DISTANT SUN, A FLICKER, A SIMPL
MOON: A FR E BALL OF GAS, BUT SO MUCH
IENDLY FACE, E MORE, AN ENIGMA, A
THE LIGHT TO N LIGHTHOU SE IN THE
RULE BY NIGH D S SEA O F NIG
T, LA LUNA, A E H T
MIRROR FOR R
THE SUN, SO C
FT AND GEN E
TLE, QUIET L A
LIGHT
L
E G O
H
T F
O D
R O
G
Y
THE SETTING SUN:
GREAT BALL OF FIRE, THE MORNING STAR, A B
LAZE OF BRILLIANCE, INVITING WARMTH, A SALIOR’S DELI
GHT, A BURSTING OF COLOR ACROSS THE EVENING SKY, DAY TURNING
TO NIGHT, DESTINATION OF THE VICTORIOUS COWBOY, THE FINAL FAREWELL OF OUR STAR AS IT DISAPPEARS OVER THE HORIZON
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