James Tissot’s The Life of Christ |
Posted on 07/20/2023 6:28:49 AM PDT by Hebrews 11:6
James Tissot’s The Life of Christ |
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I like how in image 89, Jesus has his hand on the first aid box. Nice touch.
Nice catch! I hadn’t noticed that.
Magnificent! I had never seen #86, the two women at the mill. Thank you, Dan!
Beautiful.
Other painters who blessed us with pictures of Jesus' parables were Andrei Mironov and Jorge Cocco Santángelo.
That's over at image #74 [numeral: ע"ד].
(עד is Strong's Hebrew #s 5703 - 5707)
Should know by now to keep my guard up.
Should know by now to keep my guard up.<<<
#66 —
“All the City Was Gathered at His Door”
Yikes. No doorbell cameras.
So many trick or treaters!
#67 —
“The Man Who Hoards”
Makes people want to turn off their porch lights and not be home.
#68 —
“Jesus Went out to a Desert Place”
Quite the running commentary you’ve got going on here!
“Uncle!”
Good Morning Dan, and happy day to all.
VERY EXCITING works, each of them. I see many are enjoying this series; wonderful comments.
Thank you Dan.
Now you've gone and done it.
See how easy it is to summon David?
"And Samuel said to Jesse, Send and fetch him; for we will not sit down till he comes here"
Thousands of years have gone by!
"We've lost two Temples already, I'm not sticking around and losing a third. You understand?" ~ Big Joe
The same thing happened to the man with whom Jacob was wrestling. He finally had to cry Uncle. People are their own worst enemies!
Reminds me of the odd verse about Lavan. It's like all of that harping over in Revelation 14:2. "Harpers harping with their harps".
The word "nevel" [נבל] is the modern Hebrew for a harp, which is the reverse of Lavan [לבן].
On that note, the three "days":
Genesis 29:10 And it came to pass, when Jacob saw Rachel the daughter of Laban his mother's brother, and the sheep of Laban his mother's brother, that Jacob went near, and rolled the stone from the well's mouth, and watered the flock of Laban his mother's brother.
Because,
What Dey is it?
The etym. is given as "uncle" on the English page, but the Hebrew side is more precise, noting that the meaning of Dey [דיי] is a maternal uncle.
Same spelling as "Day", which is also how a Gentile David name begins: DAY-vid [דייוויד].
This might look like more proof that I have certain "issues", but it turns out to be a very important Day [דיי] in all of Creation.
That's because there's a long-running mystery about the first three days of Creation... as in, what was the first light to arrive in Gen 1:3, ahead of the Sun and the Moon and the rest of the usual luminaries?
I've posted around here several times, that "Day" is spelled by the last letter of each of the days/verses of those first three days.
yom echaD
yom shenI
yom shlishI
Here's a great resource for the appearance of Torah scrolls.
This very Day [דיי] is visible at the end of the days, the end letters of the first three paragraphs:
Nice touch that the "third day" reads as "yom shel Yeshai", Jesse's day.
💡 "Sow" simple. They don't call her Rachel Imenu for nothing. (She died where David was born.)
🌻<--- DAVID SEEDS. "America's Favorite Seed Brand"
As long it is today, Today in history:
"That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
How *did* man get to the Moon (the symbol for the Kingdom of David) in order to make that epic announcement for the ages?
Well, the mysterious re'em is on display at the Davidson Center, both vertically and horizontally.
My Rocket City Daylilies are really putting on a great show right now!
It's TISSOT!
Issues-—?
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To much caffeine with The Heat.
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Dan is playing to The Chosen...
Good Job
DAN!
Two Temples——?
We really don’t need a third Temple.
We Boldly go to the Holy of Holies
under the Blood of the Lamb.
We are His People and
He is Our God.
Kinda like our High Priest....
A great miracle - nes gadol נס גדול
= 153
It's always something!
God's miracles are always fully appropriate and perfect. He doesn't do things halfway or halfheartedly. When He opens the Red Sea to let the good guys pass, He also closes it over the bad guys.
Ergo, we can trust Him.
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