Wooden prayer cube

[linux.poet]

This was a very thoughtful gift from a friend.

This was a very thoughtful gift from a friend. In my case, these prayers are what I need to see on a regular basis (God’s provision is fantastic) but what prayers would you like to see on a cube like this so you can easily remember them?

 

[d taylor]

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Have one side telling a person how to receive God's free gift of Eternal Life, by belief in Jesus. Believing Jesus is who who He says He is The Son of God/The Messiah, the resurrection and the life.


Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live. And whoever lives and believes in Me shall never die. Do you believe this?”
She said to Him, “Yes, Lord, I believe that You are the Christ, the Son of God, who is to come into the world.”

 

[RileyG]

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This was a very thoughtful gift from a friend. In my case, these prayers are what I need to see on a regular basis (God’s provision is fantastic) but what prayers would you like to see on a cube like this so you can easily remember them?

Beautiful! I wonder where he or she got it?

 

[linux.poet]

Beautiful! I wonder where he or she got it?

I don’t know, odds are with them they probably found it somewhere.

Google thinks the prayer cubes are made by Autom, a Catholic organization, but this copy is not exact. It’s highly possible that this is a Protestant rip-off of their concept, since both me and my friend are Protestant and none of the prayers strike me as Catholic out of context.

 

[RileyG]

I don’t know, odds are with them they probably found it somewhere.

Google thinks the prayer cubes are made by Autom, a Catholic organization, but this copy is not exact. It’s highly possible that this is a Protestant rip-off of their concept, since both me and my friend are Protestant and none of the prayers strike me as Catholic out of context.

The only Catholic one I see is the Prayer of St. Francis.

Regardless, beautiful gift!