On Saturday, as I took shelter from the sudden cloudburst in the portico of the
National Gallery, I looked over at the famous church of
St Martin-in-the-Fields and lo! there were three
rainbows! I didn't have my camera with me but managed this with my phone. The lower rainbow is a rare double-rainbow, where the colours of the second bow are an inversion of the first and above these was a third rainbow. It was a marvellous reminder of God's
covenantal love and fidelity (
cf Gen 9:12-17) and the
three rainbows of the Triune God; and I thanked the Lord for it.
According to
Jewish tradition, a blessing is pronounced upon seeing a rainbow. Rabbi Meir at
this site has a beautiful reflection on the blessing we should all give God when we see a rainbow and the spiritual meaning behind a rainbow. Very insightful indeed!
So, I want to share these rainbows with you so that you may bless His Name too.
2 Comments:
cool picture!!
Next time you're in London (and have a chance...) let me know, eh???
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