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US 10,092,123 B2Granted
Apparatus for visual reminder of surrendered burdens to God
AssigneeRad Joy, LLC
InventorRichard Alan Drew
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Abstract
Apparatus for a visual reminder of surrendered burdens to God includes a wooden cross having first and second sides, where the wooden cross is configured to be viewable with at least one side visible. The apparatus further includes a plurality of paper notes configured to be inscribed upon by a user and be fastened to the at least one visible side of the wooden cross by a plurality of wrought iron nails.
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Apparatus for a visual reminder of surrendered burdens to God, comprising:
- a wooden cross having first and second sides, the wooden cross being configured to be viewable with at least one side visible;
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- a plurality of paper notes configured to be inscribed upon by a user and be fastened to the at least one visible side of the wooden cross by a plurality of nails, wherein the wooden cross comprises a plurality of pre-formed holes for receiving the plurality of nails.
Apparatus for a visual reminder of surrendered burdens to God, comprising:
- a religious symbol having first and second sides, the religious symbol being configured to be viewable with at least one side visible;
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- a plurality of pre-inscribed notes configured to be fastened to at least one visible side of the wooden religious symbol by a plurality of fasteners, wherein the religious symbol defining a plurality of pre-formed holes for receiving the plurality of fasteners.
Apparatus for a visual reminder of surrendered burdens to God, comprising:
- a wooden cross having first and second sides, the wooden cross being configured to be viewable with at least one side visible, the wooden cross further comprising a plurality of pre-formed holes on the at least one visible side;
- a plurality of similarly-sized symbolic objects representing worries and concerns;
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- a plurality of metal nails configured to be inserted into the pre-formed holes on the at least one visible side of the wooden cross to secure the plurality of similarly-sized symbolic objects to the wooden cross.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.