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Imago Dei

from Worldview by Accoustic Michigan

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"And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness..." ~Genesis 1:26

Imago is image and Dei is God. That is, "Image of God." It has been noted that the Goldsmith refines gold through fire, not to destroy it, but to purify it. He knows when he has gotten all the impurities out of the gold when he can see his reflection in it.

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Imago Dei

In the quest for wholeness, as we go our way,
We put aside the trappings, for Imago Dei.

Imago Dei, Imago Dei, can you see it coming from my way?
If the answer is “No,” I’ve a long way to go.
Can you pray for me until it shows?
Imago Dei, Imago Dei, It will be that way, one fine day.
Imago Dei, Imago Dei, will you walk with me so I don’t stray?

In the quest for wholeness, as we go our way,
We put aside the trappings, for Imago Dei.

Imago Dei, Imago Dei, can you see it coming from my way?
If the answer is “No,” I’ve a long way to go.
Can you pray for me until it shows?
Imago Dei, Imago Dei, It will be that way, one fine day.

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from Worldview, track released January 18, 2014

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Accoustic Michigan Mount Pleasant, Michigan

These songs reflect Great Lakes themes. They include Tall Ships, Shipwrecks, Hemingway, and an album about about people and place of Michigan called Michigama.

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