Description
Marla Jean Clinesmith created and painted four art pieces on canvas outlining the four promises that the Lord made to the Israelites as He prepared to take them out of Egypt after the Passover. This is a framed and matted print containing all four pieces with a short message on the print. Each work colorfully depicts a promise using Ancient Hebrew letters.This print is under glass with a blue mat in an antique gold painted frame measuring 25″ x 11.5″.
Explanation
Therefore say to the children of Israel: ‘I am the Lord; I will bring you out from under the burdens of the Egyptians, I will rescue you from their bondage, and I will redeem you with an outstretched arm and with great judgments. I will take you as My people, and I will be your God … — Exodus 6:6-7a
These promises are remembered in the four cups during the Passover Seder meal. Artist Marla Jean Clinesmith created beautiful works of art using the Ancient Hebrew letters for a word representing each of those promises.
Bring You Out
Yatza (yaw-tsaw’)
AFy
יָצָא
| y | The ‘Yud’ represents an arm and a hand and means work, throw, or worship. |
| F | The ‘Tsade’ represents a hook or hunter and means catch, or desire. |
| A | The ‘Aleph’ is the picture of an ox head and illustrates strong, power, or leader. |
By His work He searches and greatly brings us out.
Rescue You
natsal (naw-tsal’)
LFn
נָצַל
| n | The ‘Nun’ represents a sprout and gives us the meaning of life, continuing, or heir. |
| F | The ‘Tsade’ represents a hook or hunter and means catch, or desire. |
| L | The ‘Lamed’ is a picture of a shepherd’s staff and is used to represent authority. |
Life comes from pursuing THE authority.
Redeem You
goel (gaw-al)
lag
גָּאַל
| g | The ‘Gimel’ is the picture of the upraised head of a camel and means walk, carry, lift up, or pride. |
| a | The ‘Aleph’ is the picture of an ox head and illustrates strong, power, or leader. |
| l | The ‘Lamed’ is a picture of a shepherd’s staff and is used to represent authority. |
To gather back/restore to the original intent with the strength of MY authority.
Praise
hallel (haw-lal’)
LLh
הָלַל
| h | The ‘Hey’ represents a man with his hands in the air trying to get someone’s attention and suggests look, reveal, behold. |
| L | The ‘Lamed’ is a picture of a shepherd’s staff and is used to represent authority. |
| L | The ‘Lamed’ is a picture of a shepherd’s staff and is used to represent authority. |
Behold THE Authority.
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