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ELEMENTS OF THE PAINTING:

The Throne of God

Ultimate divine authority, sovereignty, majesty, and judgment, representing God's supreme rule over all creation, His eternal reign, and His role as the ultimate King and Judge. It's depicted as the center of divine power, a place of holiness and worship, and a source of grace and mercy, from which God governs all things, offering refuge for believers. 

• Isaiah 6:1: "I saw the Lord seated on a throne, high and exalted".
• Revelation 4:2-3: Describes the throne as the focal point of heavenly worship, surrounded by glory.
• Psalm 9:7: "The Lord reigns forever; he has established his throne for judgment".
• Hebrews 4:16: "Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with confidence". 

The Crown of Gold

Symbolizes authority, honour, royalty, victory, and eternal reward, representing God's sovereignty, leadership, and the divine favour or future prize for the faithful, contrasting earthly, temporary crowns (like the Crown of Thorns) with incorruptible heavenly ones. It signifies exaltation, blessing, and achievement, but also the ultimate surrender of self-will to God's purpose. 

The "gold of the crown" symbolizes divine authority, God's favour, purity, and eternal reward, representing the incorruptible glory and kingship believers share with Christ, contrasting earthly, temporary honours with heavenly, everlasting victory over sin and death. It signifies the spiritual reign of believers and the ultimate triumph of Jesus, the King of Kings, who wears His own golden crown. 

• Crown of Thorns: A brutal mockery of Jesus' kingship, representing His suffering and humility (Matthew 27:29).
• Crowns of the Elders: The 24 elders cast their crowns before God's throne, showing all authority returns to Him (Revelation 4:10-11).
• Crown of Righteousness: A promised reward for those who love Christ's appearing (2 Timothy 4:8).
• Crown of Life: For those who endure trials and temptations (James 1:12, Revelation 2:10). 

Stones of the 12 Tribes of Israel

Twelve stones, one for each tribe of Israel (Exodus 28:15–21) — as a sacred tool God ordained for identity, memory, and covenant. Each stone carried the name of a tribe, making it both a spiritual reminder and a visible testimony of divine connection.

§  Reuben - “See, a Son,” (this points to Yeshua).

§  Simeon - “Hearing” (hear the Son or gospel/good news).

§  Levi - “Joined” (referring to the union by which the Set-Apart Spirit makes us one with the Son through the hearing of the gospel).

§  Judah - “Praise” (the response of the redeemed upon being joined to Yeshua and becoming regenerated spiritually or born from above).

§  Dan - “Judgment” (the believer, though worthy of judgment for his sin, has passed from judgment to life through the atoning blood of Yeshua.

§  Naphtali - “Wrestling” (this speaks of the believer’s life as he struggles against the world, flesh and the devil endeavouring to walk righteously).

§  Gad - “Troop, Company” (this speaks of the fellowship of believers in the household of faith), the result of fellowship is Asher “Happiness.”

§  Issachar - “Hire” (once a part of the spiritual body of believers, one is equipped for works of service in advancing the kingdom of Elohim as a bondservant).

§  Zebulun - “Dwelling, Exalt, Honor” (we are to occupy until Yeshua comes again while we honour and exalt him before the unbelievers.

§  Joseph - “Adding” (can refer to adding to the body of believers in Yeshua through outreach or to rewards in YHVH’s eternal kingdom for a job well done labouring in YHVH’s spiritual field).

§  Benjamin - “Son of My Right Hand” (a reference to Yeshua who sits at the right hand of YHVH and to believers who are seated with Yeshua in heavenly places, by faith).

Or another way to look at it is this:

§  Judah means “Now I will praise YHVH.” (Gen 29:35)

§  Reuben means “Surely YHVH has looked upon my affliction.” (Gen 29:32)

§  Gad means “What good fortune.” (Gen 30:11)

§  Asher means “Happy am I.” (Gen 30:13)

§  Naphtali means “With great wrestling have I wrestled.” (Gen 30:8)

§  Manasseh means “For Elohim [said he], ‘has made me forget all my toil.’” (Gen 41:51)

§  Simeon means “Because YHVH has heard that I was hated.” (Gen 29:33)

§  Levi means “Now this time will my husband be joined to me.” (Gen 29:34)

§  Issachar means “Elohim has given me my wages.” (Gen 30:18)

§  Zebulon means “Elohim has endowed me with a good gift, now my husband will dwell with me.” (Gen 30:20)

§  Joseph means “YHVH shall add to me.” (Gen 30:24)

§  Benjamin means “You shall have this son. (Gen 35:17–18)

Combined the names tell the following story: Now will I praise YHVH. Surely YHVH has looked upon my affliction. What good fortune. Happy am I. With great wrestlings have I wrestled and I have prevailed. For Elohim has made me forget all my toil because YHVH has heard that I was hated. Now this time will my husband be joined unto me. Elohim has given me my wages. Elohim has endowed me with a good gift. Now my husband will dwell with me. YHVH shall add to me. You shall have this son.

It starts with Yeshua and ends with him. He is the Aleph and the Tav (or the Alpha and Omega), the Beginning and the End, the Author and Finisher of our faith! Give him glory! Pause and reflect on these names. Is it possible that the mind of man could have cleverly contrived these names and their order about 1800 years before the birth of Yeshua?

People done in colour

Represents people from each tribe and tongue who accepted Yeshua as their Lord and Saviour, ran the race, completed it, received their crown and will be returning with Jesus to reign with Him.