Listen to this beautiful song by John Michael Talbot about God's love and mercy. It's perfect for deep prayer and reflection.
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Christ The Consolator
1884 by Carl Heinrich Bloch
Christ stands on a fragmented slab of rock, implying that He is the “rock of our salvation.” As He stands with outstretched arms, two male figures lean against Him, seeking peace and refuge. Their inclined figures form the base of a triangular composition and direct the eye to the compassionate face of the Savior. A widow wearing a black veil stands behind the child who peers out at the viewer.
The troubled face of a man in chains on the right suggests the apprehension with which he comes to the Savior for forgiveness. At first, he hesitates, wondering if his offering of a broken heart is enough. Behind him a skeptic appears deep in thought. By including this diverse cross-section of humankind, the painting expresses reassurance that Jesus will accept all of them, and us as well.
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