Here are the final photos of my Ram's Horns. You can see that the boney matter is similar in shape and size to its outer counterpart. Once the inside has been removed the second photo shows how clean and hollow it is. The third photo shows the actual boney substance that was inside the horn itself and the final photo is the finished product. I don't plan on varnishing it or mounting it to any planks of wood. I want to keep it as is.
"These horns are from the same ram. Rams fight and bang up their horns taking chunks of them. The fibers found may be the fiber from the ram he was fighting with.
Horns are supported by bone that grows about 1/2 way into the horn. This bone supports the horn and makes it rigid and attaches it firmly to the skull. The bone part is alive and has a blood supply to it. The horn part is not alive (kind of like fingernails). S.B of http://www.icelandicsheep.com/ "
God has made such beautiful creatures and its amazing to see the wonders of His hands. These animals produce fiber for clothing, meat for consumption and beauty for the eyes. We must learn to treasure these animals. 
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A Parable-FORGIVENESS IS LIKENED TO A WOMAN WHO KNITS A SOCK
She decides to knit, so also you decide to ask forgiveness,but as she knits she drops a stitch here and there or she adds one because she has miscounted. Turning the heel is what makes a sock to fit the foot and closing the toe gives the warmth and finishes the sock.
If she goes not back to pick up the lost stitches and to remove the extra ones then she has labored for nought because the sock will not rightly fit.
SO ALSO IS THE WORK OF FORGIVENESS IN US. WE LABOR IN VAIN IF WE DO NOT GO BACK AND MAKE RIGHT WHAT WE DROPPPED OR REMOVE WHAT WE ADDED BY OUR OWN MISDEEDS. ONE MUST TURN FROM THE STITCHES OF THE WORLD AND IN SO DOING ONE WILL RECEIVE THE WARMTH OF A GOOD FIT.
Those who have ears let him hear and understanding, understand.
smoore and her LORD
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