Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Victory in the Heavens

Victory in the Heavens (Triumph of Light Over Darkness)

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Bible art gallery - Fall of the rebel angels - Isaiah 14:12-15
Bible art gallery - Fall of the rebel angels - Isaiah 14:12-15

Isaiah 14:12–15 depicts the fall of the rebel angel, cast down for pride and self-exaltation. Once radiant, he sought to rise above God but was brought low. This Bible art scene reflects the danger of pride and the fall that follows rebellion.



Bible art gallery - The ascension - Luke 24: 50-53

Bible art gallery - The ascension - Luke 24: 50-53

Jesus leads His disciples to Bethany, blesses them, and is taken up into heaven (Luke 24:50–53). They return with joy and worship, assured of His presence. This moment marks His exaltation and the promise of His continuing work through them.



Bible art gallery - Doubting Thomas - John 20:24-29

Bible art gallery - Doubting Thomas - John 20:24-29


Thomas doubts the risen Christ until he sees and touches His wounds (John 20:24–29). Jesus invites him to believe, turning doubt into faith. This Bible art scene shows that honest doubt can lead to deeper conviction and trust.


Sunday, February 2, 2025

The Power of Obedience

The Power of Obedience in the Journey of Faith

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Bible Picture Gallery - The angel of death - Exodus 12:23

Bible Picture Gallery - The angel of death - Exodus 12:23

The Lord passes through Egypt as the angel of death (Exodus 12:23), striking the firstborn where no blood is found. Homes marked by the lamb’s blood are spared, revealing God’s judgment and His provision of protection through obedience and faith. This moment shows that careful obedience to God’s instructions—applying the blood exactly as commanded—was the difference between life and loss.

Bible Picture Gallery- The call of Abram - Gen 12: 1-4

Bible Picture Gallery- The call of Abram - Gen 12: 1-4


God calls Abram to leave his land and go to a place He will show him (Genesis 12:1–4). With no clear map, Abram obeys in faith. God promises to make him a great nation and a blessing to all. This moment marks the beginning of a journey defined by trust, showing that obedience to God’s call opens the way for purpose, blessing, and a future beyond what is seen.