Man & Water
Man’s body consist of 60 to 70% of water. Water is essential for life. It symbolizes life and sustenance for human existence. Water is associated with creation and divine provision. Water also is the conductor of electricity. Water also responds to frequencies from words, sounds/music thoughts and emotions. What we receive through our senses affect our body. Therefore choose wisely.
Pastel on canvas with gold acrylics (12 x 16 inch without frame)
Lion & Fire
It is written in bible that during the 1st temple, a fire would descend from heaven to consume the sacrifice.
According to some Jewish mystical and spiritual beliefs, the fire came in the form of a “lion.” The Lion is pictured as the fire of redemption which devours those worldly desires.
Pastel on canvas with gold acrylics (11 x 14 inch without frame)
Eagle & Wind
The sight of an eagle soaring through the turbulent tempest of a storm is a testament to the avian mastery of the skies. Eagle cannot fly without wind. Eagle soar to higher altitudes to ride upper air currents, avoiding the worst turbulence of the storm. Likewise we can learn from eagle to soar above our adversities to learn to manoeuvre from God’s higher perspective.
Pastel on canvas with gold acrylics (12 x 16 inch without frame)
Ox and Land
Ox symbolizes strength, labor, and service. It is often mentioned in agricultural contexts, representing the vital role of ox
in plowing fields and sustaining the agricultural economy. The ox is also associated with sacrifice and atonement in the bible. The ox represents steadfastness and commitment, reflecting values of hardwork and dedication to God and community.
Pastel on canvas with gold acrylics (11 x 14 inch without frame)
4 original artworks to be sold as a set with black frame
ASK (Sha’al) שָׁאַל
Pastels on canvas with gold acrylics
36 x 24 inches
The Hebrew word שָׁאַל (sha’al) means “to ask, inquire, request, or demand.”
The first letter is the “Shin.” ש. It means to destroy/separate. It suggest to bring clarity by separating what is of the the Lord from what is not.
The next letter is “Aleph.” א It means strength / leader. It symbolizes the answer you have is of God not not.
The last letter is “Lamed.” ל . The Lamed is a picture of a sheperd’s staff to guide/teach/direct.
Prayerfully consult/ask/seek God to an answer as He remains in control to the answer.
Some years back I was meditating on the word ‘Ask’. I had a dream one night that I was placed into the word ‘Ask’. In the dream, there was total darkness. There are sparks of fire lighted in the darkness here and there. I asked what was that. A voice spoke : whenever someone ask and respond with faith, it ignites the darkness with fire. After that night, I have always wanted know how it looks like when we respond with faith after our prayer. Above is the painting is a glimpse of my understanding to our faith respond :
– Angel’s strength in God’s word (sword)
– Angel praises and worships (harp)
– Angel holds a balance (justice)
– Angel declare His righteousness (shofar)
– Angel with a shots open the doors to light (bowl and arrow with fire)
“Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you.
For everyone who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened.”
(Matthew 7:7-8)
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