Rahab helped the spies Joshua sent to the city of Jericho. The king of Jericho would have killed the spies if it weren’t for Rahab. She feared the Lord and risked her life for Him and His purpose. The red cord in the painting is how the spies escaped from her house in the city wall. God spared not only her life, but the lives of her family as well. The story of Rahab can be found in Joshua Chapter 2.
A completely conceptual painting, “Savior” portrays splattered blood on ancient pavement. The wooden cross smears the blood and shows to Arabic word for king. Although only conceptual, the painting is very profound to me. Jesus was not an outlaw, a liar, a false prophet. He…
Autumn is the season when we can reap from our sowing. As sinners, Jesus’ death on the cross is the only reason that we don’t harvest what we truly deserve. The raven portrayed is frozen in time, but it can be perceived as both landing…
The hands of the potter would be rough and show the hard labor involved in his lifestyle. Not only does the Hebrew translate to “Work of Your Hand” but also “work praises yours” – the first translation being the intended one, but the second, unintended…
