Aww. This is so precious (even if you can't see his face..)

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I love that I can't see his face.
Y-shua (Jesus) is so beautiful that any painting of Him would be blasphemous because it would never come close to the force of nature that he is.
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beautiful! nothing else to say, just beautiful!

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oO they look so well polished..and why they arent angry?

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Good question... the text doesn't say they were angry at Him. It mentions that they were first astonished when they heard Him in the temple (verse 48). Astonished doesn't mean angry, it means amazed, wowed. They were surprisingly impressed with Him. And then secondly they told Him they were "anxiously" looking for Him. Anxious here is not anger either. It means with sorrow, because they thought that He was lost or even hurt. But when they found Him and were impressed with Him, I think a great sense of relief came over them that allowed a moment of joy - at that point after He told them that He was to be in His Father's house. That moment after His explanation, with relief and joy, is what I depicted.

Besides, He was a child. Joseph and Mary were responsible for Him at this age and the text says they left Him, thinking He was with some family or friends, but never checking on Him. I think they were the ones to have made the mistake, acting irresponsibly. Have you ever seen "Home Alone?" If a child gets left, it is the parents' fault.

If I left my child and he was missing for 3 days, I know I would frantically search for him, to exhaustion. But after 3 days, I wouldn't be angry at finding him... there would be incredible relief.

So, those were my thoughts in this image. Hope it makes sense. Thanks so much again for your question!

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thanks for the extensive answer Its really important to know and "good" that you are try to be so near to the scripture..my first thought was 'werent they angry?" but you are right..parents would be so delighted to find the missing sheep

it made sense

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Well that rules out a huge amount of Renaissance paintings ... and some of my drawings....

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G-d bless you.

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Lord bless you in the richest way too.

I wasn't mad or anything btw.

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