Sea Salt & Lily
🌊 Bring the refreshing beauty of the coast to your daily bathing routine with our Sea Salt & Lily Goat Milk Soap. Inspired by ocean breezes and the delicate fragrance of blooming lilies, this clean, airy floral blend creates a refreshing bathing experience. Handcrafted with care using the traditional cold-process method, each bar offers its own natural beauty and unique character.
Each bar weighs approximately 5.5 oz. Handcrafted with care, every bar is unique, with slight variations in size, shape, weight, and natural color—a natural part of handmade soap.
Ingredients: Goat Milk, Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, Sodium Hydroxide and Sea Salt & Lily Essential Oils.
“Coastal Freshness, Heavenly Grace”
✝️ Luke 12:27—Consider the lilies how they grow: they toil not, they spin not; and yet I say unto you, that Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.
Jesus is explaining that God has more important uses for our energy than worrying. We have no good reason to panic about starvation, nakedness, or even death. In Luke 12:24, He reminds a crowd that ravens neither work nor store food in barns, but God feeds them regardless. Here, Jesus points out that God adorns the grasses with beautiful wildflowers even if they are destined to be burned the next day (Luke 12:28). The grasses don't work or worry about what they will wear. God provides.
If God loves us more than ravens, and the grasses' dress is more beautiful than Solomon's clothing, the wealthiest of all Israel's kings, there is no point in worrying about food to eat or clothes to wear. This verse isn't saying that God will give His followers clothing as beautiful as Solomon's. Nor is it saying we do not have to work to eat or be clothed. It means it is useless to invest energy into fear or angst about such things.
Solomon was the son of David and the third king of Israel. He was known for his God-given wisdom and great wealth. "Lily" isn't a specific plant; rather, as "raven" means any crow (Luke 12:24), lily refers to any flower. "Toil," of course, means to work hard. "Spin" refers to spinning wool into yarn to knit or weave clothing. The flowers do not work hard to decorate the grass; God does all the work.
Source Attribution: Scripture commentary provided by BibleRef.
🌊 Bring the refreshing beauty of the coast to your daily bathing routine with our Sea Salt & Lily Goat Milk Soap. Inspired by ocean breezes and the delicate fragrance of blooming lilies, this clean, airy floral blend creates a refreshing bathing experience. Handcrafted with care using the traditional cold-process method, each bar offers its own natural beauty and unique character.
Each bar weighs approximately 5.5 oz. Handcrafted with care, every bar is unique, with slight variations in size, shape, weight, and natural color—a natural part of handmade soap.
Ingredients: Goat Milk, Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, Sodium Hydroxide and Sea Salt & Lily Essential Oils.
“Coastal Freshness, Heavenly Grace”
✝️ Luke 12:27—Consider the lilies how they grow: they toil not, they spin not; and yet I say unto you, that Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.
Jesus is explaining that God has more important uses for our energy than worrying. We have no good reason to panic about starvation, nakedness, or even death. In Luke 12:24, He reminds a crowd that ravens neither work nor store food in barns, but God feeds them regardless. Here, Jesus points out that God adorns the grasses with beautiful wildflowers even if they are destined to be burned the next day (Luke 12:28). The grasses don't work or worry about what they will wear. God provides.
If God loves us more than ravens, and the grasses' dress is more beautiful than Solomon's clothing, the wealthiest of all Israel's kings, there is no point in worrying about food to eat or clothes to wear. This verse isn't saying that God will give His followers clothing as beautiful as Solomon's. Nor is it saying we do not have to work to eat or be clothed. It means it is useless to invest energy into fear or angst about such things.
Solomon was the son of David and the third king of Israel. He was known for his God-given wisdom and great wealth. "Lily" isn't a specific plant; rather, as "raven" means any crow (Luke 12:24), lily refers to any flower. "Toil," of course, means to work hard. "Spin" refers to spinning wool into yarn to knit or weave clothing. The flowers do not work hard to decorate the grass; God does all the work.
Source Attribution: Scripture commentary provided by BibleRef.