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Making a little Jason edit but there's so much drawing for a few second long video uuuuuugggggh
Psalm 116:6 (NLT) - The LORD protects those of childlike faith; I was facing death, and He saved me.
"Kohl" We where each assigned a color with a small except explaining the history of the color. We where only aloud to use the color assigned in the artwork. I was assigned Kohl, which was used in ancient Egypt as a sort of eyeliner, worn for its protective qualities both against the sun and against illnesses that affect the eyes. The rich would mix crushed pearls or emeralds or such things to add a shiner to their kohl. It was later discovered that the chemicals kohl is made of helps prevent eye infection. My ancient Egyptian grammar may be off but the hieroglyphs spell out "ointment that protects the eyes" in ancient Egyptian. The hieroglyph on the top right is the symbol of Sheshat goddess of scribes and illustrators.
Nov 8 2019
Protect your dearests...
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2023 AUGUST 25 Friday
"The LORD gives sight to the blind.
The LORD raises up those who were bowed down; the LORD loves the just.
The LORD protects strangers."
~ Psalms 146:8-9a
“[Sam] charged. No onslaught more fierce was ever seen in the savage world of beasts; where some desperate small creature armed with little teeth alone, will spring upon a tower of horn and hide that stands above its fallen mate.”
JRR Tolkien, The Two Towers
Tolkien, my dude, you cannot compare Sam protecting Frodo to an animal protecting its mate and not expect people to read into that.
Also, if this is how you feel about your captain, then boy do I have some news for you.