Daniel knew that he would be killed for continuing to pray to only God, but that didn’t stop him. Daniel faced death and was willing to die for God. He never stopped praying. I really wanted to paint some fierce lions here, but that would make the painting less accurate. It was rather difficult to emphasize Daniel’s praying hands while blending it into a group of lions.
John the Baptist was a true wilderness man who is described in the gospels of the New Testament as preaching in the wilderness. His clothes were made of crude materials like camel’s hair and he ate wild honey and even locusts. John’s appearance, even in…
The armor of God is depicted in this piece. Each part of the armor is also labeled in Hebrew. Truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, and Spirit. Purchase Print
When paired with the previous painting “David” this artwork is the second part to BiblePaintings’ first diptych, or multiple canvas painting. The symbolism of “Goliath” is similar to “David” but on the opposite side of the spectrum. Goliath was a large man by any account,…
