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Gatelys People Store Established in 1917 at 112th Street and Michigan Avenue in Chicago’s Roseland community.
Gateway of Sacrificial Love
Sheep Gate (aka Lion or Steven’s Gate)
John 10:1-18
This gate’s history reflects much of the Lord desires for us now. This gate was not only the entrance in which lambs where brought through for sacrifice, but also the gate in which Yeshua passed through before his crucifixion. In addition it is dedicated to the martyrdom of Steven (Acts 7:54-60). This history combine directs us to two main points. First, that Yeshua was the spotless Passover Lamb and by his blood we can have boldness to enter his Kingdom. And secondly, that he is calling us to the highest level of love—one that gives up their life just like he had. He desires us to deny ourselves, to take up our cross and follow him in extravagant love. We are to die with him, become nothing, and there experience the greatest level of love. We must not only die, but also live, as martyrs.
This painting shows a generation who is covered in the blood of the Lamb, and has also embraced the pathway of dieing daily to self so that they may be filled with the greatest level of love for God. Yeshua, the Shepard, is calling his sheep to pass through this gate—and the Gate, his Him.
Additional scripture: Exodus 12, Romans 6:8. Luke 9:23,
May 2010
60009 Union of South Africa passing Cross Gates with 1L51 the 1702 Scarborough to York via Leeds 14th August 1984
Cloud Gate is a public sculpture by British artist Anish Kapoor in Millennium, Chicago, Illinois, United States. The sculpture was constructed from 2004 to 2006, with a temporary unveiling in the summer of 2004. Nicknamed "The Bean" because of its legume-like shape, Cloud Gate's exterior consists of 168 highly polished stainless steel plates. It is 33 feet by 66 feet by 42 feet (10 m × 20 m × 13 m), and weighs 110 tons
Golden Gate Bridge from Baker Beach, San Francisco, California
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India Gate is a national monument of India and was built in the memory of 90,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army who laid down their lives during World War I and the Afghan Wars.
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J and I were the only ones that walked the Golden Gate Bridge, and we only went to the first structure, shown here. It was really windy! As with much of the CA trip, I was constantly challenged to try to capture the majesty of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Gates of Montecito is a collection of private drives and entries into some very unique homes and estates. All photograhps were taken from public property and are deliberately not identified.
The Strand Gate (also known as the East Gate and Watchbell Gate) was built around 1300 to protect the entrance from the harbour at the bottom of Strand Hill. It was at least a third higher than it is today, and incorporated two portcullises and a pair of gates. There was a porter’s lodge inside the northeastern tower, and a room for the portcullis winding gear on the first floor. The town wall joined the northwestern and southeastern towers. The Strand Gate incorporated decorative stonework, some of which is still visible, suggesting that it was seen as the main entrance into the town (as it is today). As with other buildings, the Strand Gate would have been rendered and whitewashed, while the decorative stonework would have been picked out in colour.