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THE ARTIST IS GOD. God is the great artist, and there is no artistry so lovely as that which perfects itselfin the making ofits image. God has but one consuming objective and that is to make you into his image, that you may reflect and radiate his glory. On this levelhowever God exists as the human imagination, for the human imagination is the ...
Neville Goddard Lecture – The Artist Is God . . 05-19-1969. God is the great artist, and there is no artistry so lovely as that which perfects itself in the making of its image. God has but one consuming objective and that is to make you into his image, that you may reflect and radiate his glory. On this level however God exists as the human ...
the Truth is beautiful. Creation itself testifies to the fact that God is an artist and a love. of what’s beautiful.*Study this week’s lesson to prepar. March 11God as Potter“But now, O Lord, thou art our father; we are the clay, and thou our potter; and we all are the work of.
Mailer offers his reader a God who is an “imperfect artist,” a God who needs help, like any imperfect artist, from editors and critics, colleagues and readers. A God who, as the Talmud courageously imagines, can smile and declare with apparent glee, “My children have defeated me! My children have defeated me.”
- What Does Scripture Tell Us About God The Artist?
- How Does Jesus Fit Into The Story of God The Artist?
- How Does John 11:35—“Jesus Began to Weep”—Inspire Your Artistic Process?
- How Do Mary, Martha, and Lazarus’ Responses to Jesus Inspire You as An Artist?
- In The Art World, What Does It Look Like to Stay Faithful?
From the first page of Genesis, God is known as the creator. And throughout the Bible God creates a nation of chosen people. We tend to think that our relationship with God depends on us knowing about God first. And that’s fine. It’s just that God exists before our knowledge of God or even the notion of God. God doesn’t really need anybody or anyth...
Artists try to reveal the invisible. Jesus’ incarnation—God coming to be born as one of us—is profoundly artistic. God the artist who is all-powerful could have done anything to show that power, yet God chooses to come into the world in weakness and vulnerability, dependent on the created world and fallen human beings. We are unable to capture all ...
Jesus’ physical tears, divine tears—his DNA—dropped on the hallowed ground of Bethany. I believe those tears have physically multiplied in some way, just like the loaves and fishes, and Jesus is present in all the earth now through water. The reality that Jesus wept is essential to me, my life, and my art. I don’t know when I started to do this, bu...
Mary understands that Jesus’ act was sacrificial and gratuitous. In John 12 she runs to get her wedding nard, the most important thing she has, and pours it out on his feet. She responds to love intuitively with an extravagant gesture. I was discussing this with a friend of mine who’s a museum curator, and he said, “All of the arts, from Johann Seb...
If we are walking by faith, then we are walking on water. It looks weird to other people. We will attempt to do things that often seem like failures. Maybe sometimes they are failures, but by faith we have to keep trying to walk forward. And we have to have friends who affirm that path, because it’s hard to do alone. We need the kind of friendship ...
Hope is Spelled G-O-D; Drugs to belief in God –He exists This Way Out; Fat & rejected to Jesus –Know Jesus Somebody Loves You; Alcohol accident to God's love Who’s in Charge Here? Create my reality – God above all Running God's Stop Sign; Pregnant to Jesus – Recovery Looking at the Big Picture; Broken leg
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Feb 9, 2017 · February 9, 2017 by Peter Leithart. I n Hand to Hand, a meditation on “listening to the work of art,” Jean-Louis Chretien traces the origins of the notion of God as artist and the artist as ...
