Someday this stuff will be worth points in a game, so pay attention! :^)
All the colors used on the DeclareHisPraise website have some sort of Biblical significance. Purple, blue and scarlet were used in the cloth items of the Tabernacle.
The metals used in the Tabernacle were Gold, Silver, and Bronze.
The jewels used here originally appeared in the Bible on the Breastplate of Aaron. Research was provided by Jewelry by Rhonda. It'd all right here.
Acacia Wood was used for all the wood of the Tabernacle and it's furnishings. All wood images on this site were made from a single image of genuine Acacia Wood courtesy of Traditional Timber Frames.
In all of the Bible, and in all of the translations, there are only two places the term "declare his praise" actually occurs and never twice in the same Bible. Some don't even have it, in most it occurs in Isaiah 42:12, and the NIV has it in Psalm 106:2.
Here's how I chose the name DeclareHisPraise.com: I opened my "Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible Popular Edition" to a random page, closed my eyes and pointed to a random spot on that page. One shot, and the website was called "DeclareHisPraise".
Who is Lloyd Nettie? Lloyd Wright and Annette Wright, my grandparents. Used in their memory, to honor them, it's my pen name. It also helps to make you think there are more people here than there really are.
Tim Cantrell is a real person, a good friend of mine, a Spirit-filled man who truly, deeply and completely loves THE LORD.
In "The Elmira Chronicles" the flagpole where the meetings actually take place is really one block west at Emporia Street. Elmira was chosen for no better reason than I got the streets mixed up and decided to leave it that way.