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This was the moment that human life began. He took something so simple (dust) and made it into something so complex! It's interesting to think that, for most people, you don't have to think about when you breath. You just do it. God is in control of even the simplest of things, breathing in and breathing out. He formed us by his breath.
This shows us him power and control over all things!

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I chose this image to represent the respiratory system because it also shows that animals have lungs! NO WAY!!! While we learned about the respiratory system in the human body, there are so many small details that God put in place. All the little cilia and how they protect our lungs. And how the trachea was designed. It makes me wonder how similar are animal and human respiratory systems?

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This bible verse is Psalm 150:6 and it says, Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. This reminds me that we are all made in his own image and that when the times get tough, to stay strong and believe.

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"All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness" 2 Timothy 3:16
Just another example of how Gods breath brings life. All scripture is inspired by God and brings life to those who follow it, the same life that rose Jesus from the dead.

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I chose this image because I believe that it is a good representation of God's "breath" or life, forming man out of dust. It's a connection to how vital breathing is for life.

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I chose this quote because it reminded me of what you have to do as a sports player. Lots of times things don't go your way and many people drop their heads and after a while, it will just get worse and the feeling will get worse till eventually, you are so down mentally that you can't get back up. Instead, you have to do what this quote says, you need to take a couple of deep breaths, get yourself together, and get it the next time.

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I chose this song because i find a lot of time we can get overwhelmed but I lot of many thing. For myself i find that I like this song as i reminder to just breathe

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This isn't really 'art' but to me it depicts the intricisies of how we breathe. If one little thing goes wrong it can cause a lot of difficulties, but it all works together, somehow. I think that's really cool. Everything is important, and it all works together to be efficient.

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I chose this quote because, especially at the end of the term, sometimes we forget to just take a second and relax, breathe. We get too caught up in school and work and stressing that we don't remember the importance of it.

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This picture kinda reminds me of the plant respiration that happens on plants. Leaf takes the oxygen and releases carbon dioxide. This is just like humans processing cellular respiration, we also take oxygen to carbon dioxide. We are Kinda similar are we? (Well, except we can't do photosynthesis) But I think this picture can perfectly describe how respiration works in our lungs.

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I chose this song because it was a song that my family held dear to our hearts during my grandpas passing away. Since he was infected by covid the damage was really in his lungs. There is a line in the song where it sings "you're the breath in my lungs and I pour out my praise to you only." This helped my family to remember to praise God even through the tough circumstances.

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Great Are You Lord - All Sons & Daughters (Official Live Concert)

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This picture seems attractive to me. It indicates how we breath in and out air, and also the connection between us and the sky. I think it also shows the importance of breathing peacefully. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. - Psalm 150:6

The Lord replied, “My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest.” - Exodus 33:14

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I chose this saying because I think that its very applicable in our everyday life. Everyday we go through different situations, with different stress, and sometimes we don't remember that we just need to breathe and keep going. The idea to "breathe in breathe out, let it be" is a reminder that we can use in our everyday lives. Whatever it is, stress, tasks, etc. We just need to breathe and let it be.

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I personally really like this quote because I am typically the type of person who wants to always be doing something and doing it at rapid speeds; but this gets very tiring after a while! This quote is just a reminder that you can take things slow every now and again and go at your own pace.

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I chose this image because it shows how our lungs give life. Not only do our lungs give us life but they are a symbol of breathing and life. This image connects are lungs to trees which are another symbol of life and they help produce the oxygen that we need to breath.

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I chose this verse because it not only shows how we need to breath to live but how the the breath of God created us and is in us giving us life.

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It's always good to remember that God is the one who sustains us. He is the one who gives us life, and we need to stay connected to him.

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At basketball bc this weekend we had a guest speaker come in and talk to us about mental training. At the end of the talk we started talking about strategies we can use to calm and ground ourselves and one of those was breathing. Crazy enough if you close your right nostril and just breath through your left it relax's you and its easier to be more calm. If you do the opposite and breath through your right it activates your fight or flight and your more alert. So if you are in a game and you need to chill out close your right nostril and if you need to be alert do the opposite ;)

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This verse is a reminder of two things:
1. Breath = life. If it were not for breath, we would not be living beings; which seems obvious, but is pretty crazy if you think about it.
2. God is the one who gave us breath. God gave us the gift of life, and breath is something we can constantly depend on to keep us going, keep us alive, and keep us calm. Thanks, God.

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As we are all familiar with, oxygen is important for us. We breathe air in and get the oxygen in our lungs to provide us with a living source. Like the lyrics said, "This is the air I breath, Your holy presence living in me." God put his love in us, he lives in us. He is an important part of our life and also for us. So I think here in the lyrics I like the metaphor used here to connect with God and us.

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I chose this photo because as children of God we are like his roots going into the earth, but at the same time we are bringing the good news of Jesus (Aka O2) to all parts of the world. Jesus restores life!

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When we were given this assignment, this song was the first thing that came to mind.  This is a song that we've sung in chapel many times but this project made me think about it a bit more and on a deeper level. It's a reminder that every breath we take is a gift from God and that because of him we have life, so we should praise him and worship him with the breath he's given us.

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Genesis 2:7
"The LORD formed the man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living being."
This bible verse is evidence of what the song I mentioned before "talked" about. God breathed breath into mans lungs giving him life, he didn't have to do it that way but he chose to. We are set apart from his other creation and are filled with his breath therefore we should use it to glorify him.

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I chose this saying because it has humor, but also a kind reminder that sometimes we just need to stop and breathe. In our everyday lives we don't stop moving. We are constantly thinking of more to do, and taking less time for ourselves to breathe. When I was 15 my mom wrote this saying out on a stickie note and put it on my mirror. sometimes in life we can get so caught up in our own things, and forget to breathe.

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This is from a worship song that I have heard both in our chapel and in my church.  It just grabs me...and I can start to imagine this moment.  The King of Kings was crucified...dead and buried.  And then...AND THEN...it happened.  And I can imagine all of heaven pausing.  Those heavenly beings must be busy :)...but it all stopped.  Pause.  And breath was held.
#goosebumps

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This unit immediately made me think of last September when one of my brother's lungs collapsed. (It's a little hard to make out, but that's what this image is.) I chose this because that incident was very scary and showed how vital our lungs and breathing are for life. That might seem obvious, but when something like this happens, we realize just how crazy it is that one organ can be responsible for so much, and makes us think about why God created us that way.

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I Chose this quote due to the fact that in our lives we can feel overwhelmed and stress, this quote is able to ground us by take a min to inhale relax find peace and move on with our day with happiness

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I chose these lyrics because Christmas seems to be right around to corner and when I saw the assignment's criteria, I immediately thought of this song. The breath that the song talks about is the strength, peace, and comfort that we receive from God that helps us get though tough times (or just the day). I also found this image online that fits perfectly with the lyrics with (our) arms stretched out and receiving God's grace.

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All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness. When I think about breath this is always the verse that comes to mind. His breath holds so much power. I vhose this pivture because it shows how much life can be given by your lungs and through breathing. Every detail is so intricate and thought out. if one thing was off the rest of the lings would be too.

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how happiness relates to lungs and our body by HARRY

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I chose this quote because on the Proverbs 17:22, it tells us, "A merry heart doeth good like a medicine: but a broken spirit drieth the bones." Plenty of research suggests optimistic people have a reduced risk of heart disease, stroke, and declines in lung capacity and function. Optimism is also associated with a lower risk of early death from cancer and infection. The quote also represents my personality of being a optimist and live happily everyday. Just like “ Life is good, but do not be afraid of death."

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I chose this song lyric because it can be applied to a lot of areas in my life. The meaning behind this song is when life gets crazy and busy we have to remember to "just breathe" and rest in the peace of God. I think that if we fill our "lungs" with the peace of God all of our worries and anxieties can be lifted!

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I chose this image because the artist did well to show an abundance of life, and I think the lungs are especially life giving. In the bible, the concept of the breath of life is used in several occasions. Even if trees and lungs have very different ways of breathing, I think they are synonymous in being symbols for life.