The horrors of Hell cannot be perceived by our human thoughts. The Bible describes Hell as a place where there is much, “crying and gnashing of teeth.” Eternal damnation is total separation from God. I imagined Hell as a dark place where God’s light is not present. Forever lost in hopeless torment and agony, Hell’s greatest pain is this separation from God.
There are several powerful messages and imagery in the book of Revelation. The sixth chapter speaks of a white horse and rider, a red horse and rider, a black horse and rider, and a pale horse and rider. Each of the riders has a weapon–bow,…
This painting, featuring an image of Jesus reaching His right hand out to the observer to be accepted, is entirely comprised of text. A salvation prayer translated to 12 languages lines the entire painting, and variations in text color and contrast sprays creates the imagery.…
This piece depicts the slain Egyptian and the feet of Moses standing over his body, and a Hebrew word meaning “to change” is written in the sand. Although this event in Biblical history is not a summary of the book as a whole, I feel…
