By Tanya Hendsbee.

This was a painting inspired by a sermon one Sunday morning. It started with the bronze serpent on a stick rescuing and healing to those who would gaze upon it an believe, as we see in Numbers 21:4-5 was a foreshadowing of Jesus redemption through his death and resurrection John 3:14-15. Then the Lord kept bringing other redemptive images, the Passover, the empty tomb, Noah’s ark and the final redemption of the Lord Jesus coming again as King of Kings and Lord of Lords to usher in a new heaven and a new earth.

The grace and mercy of God is more wonderful than we can comprehend. May we reflect on His Story and what it means during this time of Lenten reflection.

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✏️ Tanya Hendsbee is a prophetic creative artist living in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.  She works in acrylic, watercolour, mixed media, fibre art as well as paper crafting and photography.  Her prophetic art is inspired by the word of God preached, written, as well as one of her favourite pass times walking in the beauty of nature.  She has been involved with Accessible Prophecy Canada as its Canadian Prophetic Creative Coach, bringing creative people across Canada into a deeper relationship  with God. You can find Tanya on her website or Facebook.

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