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I ran across an article on this artist. Here is a link to her images. http://www.lacrossetribune.com/jesuspaintings/ Here is the e-mail she just sent me as well. Enjoy! Gordo Thank you for the supportive and kind words you sent
me. I greatly appreciated them. I wish I had responded
sooner, but this has been a busy week for me.
Some of you were interested in finding out about where
On the Internet you could see the paintings. They are
at lacrossetribune.com, under "hotlinks" click on
"Jesus paintings" The titles of the paintings are:
1. Rabbi Jesus Said To Love One Another.
2. Jesus Celebrated Hanukkah.
3. Jesus' Bar Mitzvah.
4. Mary Preparing Baby Jesus For Circumcision.
5. The 12 Apostles Were Jewish.
6. The Multitudes That Followed Jesus Were Jewish.
7. The Shroud On Yom Kippur.
8. The Ten Commandments.
9. At The Cross, Jesus Affirmed His Bible.
10. The Main Principles To Love God & One Another.
Some of you were interested in information about
ordering. Each 11x14 print costs $36.00 including
shipping & handling and taxes. If you want to order a
print, please let me know the following:
1. Your first and last name.
2. Your mailing address.
3. The title of the print(s) you are ordering.
4. Please send a Money Order (no personal checks)
payable to:
Clara Maria Goldstein
5. Mail information and Money Order payment to:
Clara Maria Goldstein
808 Robert Place
Onalaska, WI 54650
Please allow 2 to 3 weeks to receive your print(s).
Have a great day.
Sincerely,
Clara Maria Goldstein
God helps us love one another.
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Those paintings look great!
I don't understand the "controversy"...
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I think the hospital would have preferred land or sea scapes on their walls. It is indeed rare for Jesus to be shown with Jewish haircuts and wearing a scull cap etc. Just as like his mother probably never showed her hair in real life either, being a modest Jewish lady.
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Beautiful paintings! Thank you for posting them. I might just order some prints for myself, as I'm very, very into the Jewish roots of the Faith.
Peace and God bless!
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If we can show Jesus in Byzantine bishop's vestments or dressed as a Roman senator, I guess paintings of him in Jewish garb of a style he may not have worn are OK too.  But celebrating Hannukah? I thought that wasn't really established as a Jewish holiday until later. Dave
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Dear Chrec, The Garb might not have been exactly what Jesus would have worn, but it reflects that He was a Jew, and frankly I think a lot of people need to be reminded of that.  I don't believe though that any Christians would have been offended by the pictures. Actually I believe they would have been quite pleased. My guess is that the pictures might have offended some Jews. It seems they might not have wanted to be reminded of that fact. :rolleyes: Of course this is only my guess.  Zenovia
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Originally posted by Chtec: If we can show Jesus in Byzantine bishop's vestments or dressed as a Roman senator, I guess paintings of him in Jewish garb of a style he may not have worn are OK too.
But celebrating Hannukah? I thought that wasn't really established as a Jewish holiday until later.
Dave John 10:22 The feast of the Dedication* was then taking place in Jerusalem. It was winter. *Feast of the Dedication: an eight-day festival of lights (Hebrew, Hanukkah) held in December, three months after the feast of Tabernacles (John 7:2), to celebrate the Maccabees' rededication of the altar and reconsecration of the temple in 164 B.C., after their desecration by Antiochus IV Epiphanes (Daniel 8:13; 9:27; cf 1 Macc 4:36-59; 2 Macc 1:18-2:19; 10:1-8).
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