The 37 "ONE ANOTHERS" of Christian relationships

Be devoted to one another (Rom. 12:10).

Give preference to one another (Rom. 12:10).

Be of the same mind toward one another (Rom. 12:16).

Accept one another by withholding judgment (Rom. 14:1).

Accept one another by showing deference (Rom. 14:1–5; 15:7).

Esteem [highly regard] one another in love (Rom. 14:5; Phil. 2:3).

Build up one another (Rom. 14:19; 1 Thes. 5:11).

Counsel one another (Rom. 15:14).

Serve one another by showing deference in matters of liberty (Gal. 5:13).

Bear one another’s sin burdens (Gal. 6:2).

Be gentle with one another (Eph. 4:2).

Be kind to one another so as to preserve unity (Eph. 4:32).

Speak truth to one another (Eph. 4:25; Col 3:9).

Submit to one another (Eph. 5:21).

Show compassion to one another (Col. 3:12).

Bear with the inherent sinfulness of one another (Col. 3:13).

Forgive one another (Col. 3:13).

Use Spirit-filled, Word-saturated music to teach and admonish one another (Col. 3:16; Eph. 5:19).

Comfort one another with the hope of Christ’s return (1 Thes. 4:18).

Encourage one another (1 Thes. 5:11).

Live in peace with one another (1 Thes. 5:13).

Seek good for one another (1 Thes. 5:15).

Encourage one another to forsake unbelief and hardness of heart (Heb. 3:13).

Stimulate one another to spiritual growth (Heb. 10:24).

Encourage one another by faithful participation in your local church (Heb. 10:25).

Confess sins to one another (James 5:16).

Pray for one another’s spiritual and physical healing (James 5:16).

Be long-suffering and patient toward one another (1 Peter 4:8; Eph. 4:2).

Be hospitable to one another without complaint (1 Peter 4:9).

Serve one another (1 Peter 4:10; Gal. 5:13).

Act in humility toward one another (1 Peter 5:5).

Show holy affection to one another (1 Peter 5:14).

Participate in the holy walk with one another (1 John 1:7).

Refuse to become resentful toward one another (1 John 3:11–12).

Give sacrificially to meet one another’s needs (1 John 3:16–17).

Fight fear together by growing in love (1 John 4:18).

Walk in truth together (1 John 3:18; 2 John 1:5).

Edinburgh Fireworks Final to The Festival 2013

I stood with excited and expectant crowds in strong winds and swirling mists in Princes Street for a spectaculare Fireworks Show which lasted for 45 glorious minutes.  What a setting:  The Castle! So many view points in the old city.  The outdoor Scottish Chamber orchestra sparked off the final event with the "Dance of the Comedians." These photos belong to "Real Edinburgh". 

Imagine the sky above Bethlehem on the night of Christ's birth - ablaze with the Angels
announcing the arrival of Jesus, the Saviour!

Curlew on the Cycle Route in Edinburgh

Later afternoon - about 2 hours.
Distance:  9 Miles
Max:  26.5 mph
Average:  7.9 mph

Oops, the chain came off twice, and I still need to master the folding and unfolding of the "Trooper" and learn how to dismantle the front wheel - solo.

The neverending change of the play of light with the firth and low-tide sand-patterns matched the whizz of the tyres as I pedalled adjacent to the Firth of the Forth between Cramond and Granton.  From there I turned back to Silverknowes, D'Mains,  I peddalled as fast as I could up and down and around the beautiful Barnton Park:  the  tall trees are still bearing their summer leaves.

My camera needs to be taken in for repairs, so I can only claim the 4th image of a flock of Curlews doing their rounds high up in the sky above Cramond Island and Shore.

It is down this road I reached the maximum speed of 26.5 mph - flying (for me).

The Curlew presented as quite a character - on the RSPB website

At last - my own photo of a flock fo Curlews doing their rounds above the Cramond Island.

This is exactly where I cycled - but no frost on the boulders - thankfully!

Today's cycle route ended with a forest ride and fast speeds alongside big summer trees.

There's no business like show business at Edinburgh Fringe 2013

Edinburgh Fringe 2013

Today The Mile was heaving with tourists, the flyers flying and the Wedding Story maximum exuberance and fun.

The talented Tom Ward played his "holly" classical guitar with intensity.

All and all, free entertainment all round and another mega reason to be thankful for
living in a city like Edinburgh.

Praise the Lord!

Cramond Colours

So lovely down by Cramond.