I started a new blog
to show
ART
(not mine)
that’s related to the
BIBLE
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seeya there..!
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Can You Here Be Now?
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HISTORY
- Treefulness
- The Immigration of Toto
- Scrisual Art (John 8:3-11)
- Dual Baptism?
- Pass the Piece
- Obsidian Eclipse
- “I’m a Hugger”
- Bearing the Name
- Gallery of Biblical Art
- Fruitoo
- Two Swords in a Chiasm
- The Path
- Scrisual Art (Isaiah 66:1)
- The Lord’s Prayer
- Connected
- FREE!
- Mainstream
- “Scrisual Arts” Speech
- White Space
- Scrisual Art (Luke 2:10)
- The Book of Jonah
- Scrisual Art (John 1:14)
- crux 2018
- Weiwei’s “TRACE”
- Body Lab Workbook
- The Red Words
- Why God Created Electricity
- Unpleasant Memories
- Scrisual Art – God’s Eye View
- The Prodigal Son
- Scrisual Art (John 12:24)
- Spiritual Fruit
- Scrisual Art (Exodus 7:3-4)
- Who is My Neighbor?
- Overlap
- Scrisual Art (Mark 5:6-14 )
- Scrisual Art (John 4:7-14)
- What Was Yahweh’s Plan?
- Do Whatever He Tells You
- Outsiders
- Scrisual Art (Matthew 12:6)
- Scrisual Art (Matthew 6:34)
- Scrisual Art (Genesis 18:1-2)
- Scrisual Art – Resurrection
- Scrisual Art (Genesis 1:31)
- Scrisual Art (Matthew 14:6-11)
- Scrisual Art (Luke 22:55-62)
- Scrisual Art (James 5:15-16)
- Coincidence?
- Scrisual Art (Acts 2:1-4)
- Scrisual Art (Revelation 4:2-5)
- Authority
- Scrisual Art (Matthew 7:19)
- What Would You Choose?
- Palm Sunday
- Scrisual Art (Romans 13:12)
- Church
- Four Thought
- Story
- Literally
- Word
- Lab Life
- All Things
- Are Tattoos Sinful?
- Will Durant
- Common Senses
- Scrisual Art (Judges 15:15-20)
- Scrisual Art (John 5:24)
- Esther (as an allegory?)
- Scrisual Art (Matthew 3:1-6)
- Scrisual Art (Mark 7:14-23)
- Scrisual Art (John 3:1-6)
- Mystery
- Ballpoint Pen
- What I Believe
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if it’s not your art… where are you getting it from?
Well, I’ve been collecting books on Christian Art for years, and I have the complete collection of “Christianity and the Arts” magazine (1995-1999) but when I decide to write about something I get the pictures from Google Image Search.
Also, if you know how to use an internet browser, look up “Google Arts and Culture”. My daughter told me about it and it looks incredible.