Nice Shoes

Hey, welcome.

Did you get this card?

Then it means you had some really cool pair of footwear on you at the time.

My, oh my! Your shoes certainly made a statement!

Meanwhile, did you notice a code (ISA.52.7-10MSG) at the bottom of the card? I guess you’re wondering what it is about.

You guessed right, it’s a Bible quote that perfectly describes your feet. Trust me, those shoes wouldn’t look nearly as fine as they do on another person’s feet. It is your feet that brings out their beauty. Thank me later.

Now, back to the code. If you’re curious and you really want to crack the code, see what the Bible says on this link, or quickly skip to the section below. I have copied the quote there for you to read.

The Bible believes your feet are as important as your lips. I wish you would care about what you say as much as you care about what you wear. If that makes sense to you; or you really want your words to draw people’s hearts just as your feet draw their attention, then perhaps the best thing you can ever say to them is, “God has rolled up his sleeves. Working hard at saving you daily.”

If you’re still not sure what this is all about or you have questions. Please feel free to use the contact (email or phone) at the back of the card.

But if you totally grasp this and would like to share the Gospel in a more ‘complimenting’ way, then simply share the same Compliment Card you got with someone else and remember to tell them, “God has rolled up his sleeves. Working hard at saving you daily.”

Cheers.

How beautiful on the mountains
    are the feet of the messenger bringing good news,
Breaking the news that all’s well,
    proclaiming good times, announcing salvation,
    telling Zion, “Your God reigns!”
Voices! Listen! Your scouts are shouting, thunderclap shouts,
    shouting in joyful unison.
They see with their own eyes
    God coming back to Zion.
Break into song! Boom it out, ruins of Jerusalem:
    “God has comforted his people!
    He’s redeemed Jerusalem!”
God has rolled up his sleeves.
    All the nations can see his holy, muscled arm.
Everyone, from one end of the earth to the other,
    sees him at work, doing his salvation work.