1 PRECIOUS ONE OVERCOMER PROPHETIC ART BOXED CANVAS PRINTS

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My Precious One, earthly life is full of challenges…. Challenges and tests which the enemy thought he could use to destroy you… but not so!! I say no!! Through it all, My Precious, keep your gaze fixed on Me… you will receive beauty for ashes, joy will spring forth for you…  In and through Me, you will surely overcome.

Isaiah 61:3 NIV

“… to bestow on them a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of joy instead of mourning, and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair. They will be called oaks of righteousness, a planting of the Lord for the display of his splendor.”  

James 1:12 TPT

[12] If your faith remains strong, even while surrounded by life’s difficulties, you will continue to experience the untold blessings of God! True happiness comes as you pass the test with faith, and receive the victorious crown of life promised to every lover of God!

 Elements in the painting:

 Gold:

Refined, purified, precious, high value

Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by highlighting cracks with gold-dusted lacquer or epoxy, treating breakage as part of an object’s history rather than something to disguise. This method turns damaged items into unique, stronger, and more valuable pieces, celebrating the philosophy of wabi-sabi – finding beauty in imperfection.

 Crown:

The "crown" represents the heavenly prize contrasting with earthly, temporary rewards.

Symbolizes authority, royalty, an imperishable reward for faithfulness, endurance, and spiritual victory.

Signifies God’s approval, honor, and the "ultimate triumph over sin and death", The Greek word stephanos refers to a victor’s wreath, distinguishing it from a royal diadema.

 Eternal Rewards (5 Crowns): Scripture mentions five symbolic crowns for believers:

-        Crown of Righteousness: For those longing for Christ's return (2 Tim 4:8).

-        Crown of Life: For enduring testing and persecution (James 1:12; Rev 2:10).

-        Incorruptible Crown: For self-discipline and stewardship (1 Cor 9:25-27).

-        Crown of Glory: For elders and leaders who shepherd faithfully (1 Pet 5:4).

-        Crown of Rejoicing: For sharing the gospel and winning souls (1 Thess 2:19).

 Christ's Sacrifice:

The "crown of thorns" represents Jesus’ suffering, love, and humility (Matt 27:29).

 Emeralds:

Highly prized green gemstones. These precious stones have a hardness of 7.5–8 on the Mohs scale but possess poor toughness, making them susceptible to breakage. They are frequently oil-treated to enhance clarity. Key Characteristics Color: Ranges from bluish-green to green, with the finest often having a vivid green colour. Inclusions: Known as "jardin" (French for garden), these inclusions are common and often accepted as part of the gem's character. Treatments: Most emeralds are treated with oils, resins, or polymers to fill fractures, enhancing clarity and appearance. Durability: While hard, they are brittle and should be cleaned with warm, soapy water rather than ultrasonic cleaners.

This member of the beryl family ranks among the traditional "big four" precious gems along with diamonds, rubies and sapphires.

Key Biblical References and Symbolism:

The Throne of God (Revelation 4:3): A "rainbow that shone like an emerald" surrounds God's throne, signifying that His covenant promises are guaranteed, and mercy is present even in divine judgment.

The High Priest's Breastplate (Exodus 28:17, 39:10): The emerald is the first stone in the second row, representing one of the tribes of Israel and signifying high value and divine favor.

New Jerusalem (Revelation 21:19): As the fourth foundation stone of the New Jerusalem, it symbolizes the eternal, verdant beauty and perfection of God's kingdom.