FSA photographer Dorothea Lange came across Florence Thompson and her children in a pea picker's camp in Lipoma, California, in March of 1936. It is one of the most haunting photographs of the 'Dust Bowl' landscape. Courtesy of the Library of Congress.
Being without bodies the Angels have nothing to drag them down from their proper level; they are not drawn two ways at once by opposing forces; there is no veil to obscure their direct vision of God's face; there is no deception to make error look like truth; there is nothing to tarnish their purity and sanctity.
This spiritual life is to be yours one day.
Being without bodies the Angels have nothing to drag them down from their proper level; they are not drawn two ways at once by opposing forces; there is no veil to obscure their direct vision of God's face; there is no deception to make error look like truth; there is nothing to tarnish their purity and sanctity.
This spiritual life is to be yours one day.
Florence Thompson 1903 - 1983
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