Manna Silks

04/11/2026

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01/06/2026

Peal - “God saw all that he had made, and it was very good.” (Genesis 1:31–2:3) On the seventh day God finished his work, rested, blessed the day, and made it holy. Today we celebrate that creational rhythm: work brought to its completion and time set apart for rest and praise. Let the heavens and the earth ring out with peals of praise—may we learn to work faithfully, receive God’s blessing, and keep holy the gift of restful time. How will you practice Sabbath this week?

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01/06/2026

Father's Touch - “So God created mankind in his own image… male and female he created them.” (Gen. 1:27–28)

Both men and women bear God’s image (tselem) and likeness (demut)—equal in dignity and called together to steward creation. The Genesis 2 scene, with Adam put into a deep sleep and Eve formed from his side (tsela), shows shared origin, intimacy, and companionship—not inferiority. The phrase ezer kenegdo (a helper corresponding to him) echoes how God helps his people: a role of strength, partnership, and mutual support. Together we are commissioned to be fruitful, fill the earth, and reflect God’s rule in love and service.

How does this shape the way you see your relationships and calling today?

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01/06/2026

Birds of the Air - Genesis 1:20–23 — invites us to see creation as ordered, good, and spoken into being by God. The sea and sky receive life by divine command, and even the birds and sea creatures are blessed and given a vocation to be fruitful and fill their domains. The recurring phrase “according to their kind” celebrates diversity within God’s intentional ordering, and the “evening and morning” rhythm reminds us of a measured, purposeful pace to creation.

This passage also challenges our stewardship: if God blesses nonhuman life and commissions it to flourish, how should that shape the way we care for animals, habitats, and the earth? Reflect: What small changes could you make this week to honor God’s care for all creatures?

Question for discussion: How does God’s blessing on animals change the way you think about human responsibility toward creation?

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01/06/2026

From the Thicket- Genesis 1:11–12 (KJV): “And God said, Let the earth bring forth grass... and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed was in itself... and God saw that it was good.”

God gave the earth the power to reproduce and sustain life — each plant carrying its own seed, a built‑in promise of tomorrow. This verse reminds us that creation is ordered, generous, and dependable. We’re invited to trust God’s provision, to steward what has been given, and to plant seeds—literally and spiritually—for future generations. Today, look for the small seeds around you (relationships, gifts, resources) and tend them well.
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01/06/2026

Celestial Weaving - “Then God said, ‘Let us make mankind in our image…’ (Genesis 1:26–28)

We are a celestial weaving — creature and soul intertwined, formed from the earth’s fabric and the breath of God. To be made in God’s image means our dignity is both embodied and spiritual: we belong to creation and to the Divine. Male and female alike bear that image; together we reflect God’s likeness.

‘Rule over’ and ‘subdue’ sound like power, but the weaving image suggests a different call: stewardship. Because we are woven from the same stuff as the world we tend, our authority is responsibility — to protect the vulnerable, to care for the land and creatures, and to nurture one another.

A prayer: may we live as whole, caring people — rooted in the body, open in the soul, faithful in our stewardship.

— reflecting on Genesis 1:26–28”
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01/06/2026

The Stirring
Genesis 1:20–21 has been on my mind: "Let the water teem with living creatures..." I pictured God's finger like a stir stick, gently blending life into the seas. The image felt both majestic and tender — a sovereign hand stirring the deep so abundance and diversity could burst forth. It’s a beautiful reminder that creation is personal, generous, and full of motion. How does that picture of God shaping life speak to you today?

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01/06/2026

Genesis 1:21 — "So God created the great creatures of the sea..."

A rush of a wave from heaven — life delivered on an angel’s wing. Creation’s abundance pours into the deep; each kind answers the call.

A rush of wave from heaven falls,
bringing the sea’s bright brood alive—
great creatures break the deep’s dark halls,
in silver surge and endless strive.

Launched on the feathered hush of wings,
an angel shoulders ocean’s gift;
life teems and answers, softly sings,
each kind restored, a living drift.

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04/22/2025

Manna Silks Website has moved. All of my silk products are now available at
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04/17/2025

All Manna Silks wearable art products are found on my new website https://mannaart.com

07/14/2024

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Hot off the presses. Here is a first look at Ruth Fazal’s Creation project. Music by Ruth Fazal and art by Kevin Moffatt. First viewing in England 8/3. More will be revealed!

CREATION by Ruth Fazal is Ruth's most recent composition, written for baritone soloist, orchestra and choir. The text is taken from Genesis 1-2:3, and is su...

12/25/2023

Have a wonderful Christmas and a joyful new year!!!