Six Notes Blog

Welcome to our Six Notes Blog. This is a place we’ll dive deeper into scripture and find guided prayers. We’ve put together spotify playlists, screensavers, and images to inspire and encourage. You can also find bible verses to reflect on, memorize and save. Our goal is to constantly connect right here with ways to deepen your faith and walk with Jesus.

There are many ways to connect with the Lord, get creative! God doesn’t care HOW you do it; He just desires you.

Meaning of the Hyssop Branch
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Meaning of the Hyssop Branch

The Hyssop was an herb in the Mediterranean region.  It grows about 1.5 feet tall with summer blooms in different colors such as violet, red and white.  It was known for its flavoring and medicinal properties for both physical and topical, most often used for skin balm.  We read about the Hyssop branch several times in the Old and New Testaments often when it comes to the process of being cleansed often when speaking about leprosy. Both Leviticus 14 and later in Numbers give instruction to lepers to use Hyssop for both the cleansing of their bodies and of their homes.

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The Meaning of the Palm Branch
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The Meaning of the Palm Branch

The Palm Branch was an emblem of Palestine and a symbol of Jewish nationalism since the time of the Maccabees which we’ll learn about later.  The Roman and Greek Phoenicia even called Palestine the “land of the Palms”. They were a sign of splendor with the stem rising to 40 or 50 feet and at times even up to 80 feet.   It’s only branches are the feathery, pale green fronds that measure 6-12 feet long, bending from the top.  The Palms attract eyes wherever they are seen.

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Bulrush in the Bible
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Bulrush in the Bible

The Bulrush a beautiful symbol of trust and faith in the Bible.  The Bulrush was abundant in the land of Egypt found in the wetlands, specifically the shallow waters of the banks.  They were very large, 12-15’ tall with stalks 2-3” in diameter.  Many times the bulrush was called a reed or papyrus (for its later use of paper.)  They also used parts of the bulrush for food from the root and for garments and shoes from the stalk because of how fibrous it was.

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What is our identity?
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What is our identity?

This quote got me thinking…Where do I find my identity? Where do you find yours?

Maybe it’s time we revisit our core motivations. Our whys. Where do we find our worth?

Who really are we?

Do we have an eternal mindset?

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Furnace of Life
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Furnace of Life

The furnace. The trials. The hardships. Sometimes life just burns and squelches all possible energy and joy it can must up. But keep going. Keep putting one foot in front of the other. Why? Because those who believe in the Lord have a hope, even if at times it’s just a flicker of hope. But the hope remains.

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