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A Reflection of Vanity Photograph by Kimberlee Baxter

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Comments (12)

Kimberlee  Baxter

Kimberlee Baxter

Maria, thank you for liking this spiritual work! I really appreciate your support! You are awesome, Maria!

Maria Hunt

Maria Hunt

Beautiful work, Kimberlee. F/l

Kimberlee  Baxter

Kimberlee Baxter

Yes, Roberto, you are right that those who have accepted Christ as The Lord and Savior do have Hope of Eternal Life! However, what I am trying to remind others is that we are not to love the things of this world and love This Life..."Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the world, the love of the Father is not in him. For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, is not of the Father, but is of the world." 1 John 2:15-16

Roberto Gagliardi

Roberto Gagliardi

Hope is found in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 ....Solomon did not know the Gospel of Christ according to the revelation of the mystery given to Paul for us...by believing the gospel of the cross we are eternally saved and safe in Him..L/FV

Kimberlee  Baxter

Kimberlee Baxter

Thank you, Nick! It has taken someone very close to me to have to watch that person die slowly (from a terminal illness) and become completely helpless to make me realize how much we can be reduced down and humbled! The things I have valued like knowledge and education, self reliance, pride, etc. can and do eventually all go away when someone gets a disease that attacks the brain and/or central nervous system! A situation like that not only causes me to come to question my own mortality and inevitable death, but also the things that I have held dear to me or have valued highly! Definitely, our lives can take on meaning when we, as you say, can take "pause" to think about how precious the things that money can not buy truly are! Thanks so much for your support!

Nick  Boren

Nick Boren

I love your image Kimberlee and the message it brings.. We should pause for reflection. :-) fv

Kimberlee  Baxter

Kimberlee Baxter

Thank you so much, Cristina! I wanted to share this message, too...It is not the wealth or the prestige left after one has lived his life that determines the value of the life lived, but how much of a difference he has made in bettering the lives of other people! Love is Eternal and never dies! It is the One thing that remains and lives on in the Hearts of others!

Kimberlee  Baxter

Kimberlee Baxter

Special thanks to Luther Fine Art for featuring my artwork in the great Christian group "Christian Art and Photography"! I really appreciate it and consider it an honor!

Kimberlee  Baxter

Kimberlee Baxter

Geordie, thanks so much for featuring my art in the wonderful group "Christian Theme Artwork"! I am honored and really appreciate the feature!

Kimberlee  Baxter

Kimberlee Baxter

Tessa, thank you for being the first to comment on my work "A Reflection of Vanity"! Thanks for your thoughtful comment and your awesome support!

Tessa Fairey

Tessa Fairey

How true! A very strong message! Beautiful Kimberlee! I think we all need to question ourselves! l/f

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