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We also are well aware that several disciples were local fishermen and that Jesus would change their lives to become fishers of men. But what I found just off Collins Avenue baffled me just a bit: The Crucifix Fish.
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To my great dismay, my cell phone camera couldn’t pick up the back-story and I just knew it had to be a doosey. Then I found this link which explained it all: http://www.seashellcity.com/sealife/legends.html
As all good trips must come to an end, when I saw this sign, I knew I was back home.
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Job 5:11 "The lowly he sets on high, and those who mourn are lifted to safety."***see link above
1 comment:
NJJ, I had never heard of the "Crucifix Fish!" Amazing!
Have a blessed week!
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