The pair of hands holding the cross (shaded in brown) are meant to portray a soul accepting God’s Salvation. The cross symbolizes the one, true and only rescue from the despair of hell. The larger hand is intended to be that of Jesus Christ my Lord. His sacrifice enables sinners like us to cross the divide between hell and the glory of Heaven.
Jesus gave his life on the cross for each of our sins. He faced to ultimate physical pain and humiliation, but rose to victory 3 days later. In the painting, Jesus is nailed to the cross, but also crushing the head of a snake. Of…
The shark depicted in the painting is a white shark at the surface and, if you look, an ichthus symbol is present as well. The ichthus (sometimes spelled ichthys) is an ancient Christian symbol depicting a simple fish made from 2 curved lines. Sharks are…
Moses was the leader God chose to lead His people out of bondage, but in the far later years, Joshua is a key leader during a time when the Israelites questioned God and often worshiped idols. As a leader, Joshua makes his beliefs very clear…
