The painting "what is man?" Is quite interesting. I was reading the description and a line said man was made greater than the angels. Is this just a description that has nothing to do with scriptures or am I'm understanding Psalms 8:4 wrong?
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The Painting deals with both the description of the artwork and it is based on Scriptures, precisely; (Psalms 8:5) For Thou hast made him a little lower than the angels . . .
That is how it is read for the most part. However, that is where the misunderstanding is. In the English language, it reads as "angels," but in the original text, it isn't so.
The word angels should read "Godhead" Consequently, it should be read this way, Thou inspects him?
And cause him to lack a little of Godhead, And with honor and majesty.
Or, You have made him lack a little from God.
From here, we know man (humanity) is greater than the angels, considering man is next to God and angels aren't above God, therefore they are below man. Although, due to the fall, it seems unlikely that man is greater than an angel, but if you and I look at ourselves in the mirror now, we are not what we were once meant to be. This is the idea behind the painting, "What is man?"
Thanks for the clarification
Very powerful painting
Someone should add the link of the painting so visitors can get an idea or maybe @P. S. Wilmot put the picture of it here too?
Thank you @tracy87b now, the suggestion is below
Is it just me or the far right look like a face? 🤔
@matthew4int I saw it as a light
@matthew4int Yes, a face looking down at the man, with an expression of thoughtfulness, wisdom and love.
Any new painting soon? 🙂
Several :)
@P. S. Wilmot I saw two so far 👍
@P. S. Wilmot Hmm description for the latest? :-)
Can someone please post the direct link of the censored painting mentioned in the bulletin? It was kind of difficult scrolling through all to find one.
I couldn't get the link, but if you know where the "family paintings" are? the one that is about family.. on top of those you will see it. I hope it helps.
@parizorose Thanks
it look simple from a distance but close up there are a lot of details, thanks again.
@Grace Nightingale Yes there are