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Let us pray this pray together.
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Used when the scripture passage of the day was read. We developed the primary color curved lines as a way to hold together all the graphics for the day.
The idea for the image came from the passage, where the woman touches the Jesus robe and is healed.
The Kyozo (経蔵) was built in 1784 and is one of the buildings which remained unburnt in the air raid of World War II (together with the five-story pagoda). It houses all the Buddhist scriptures in revolving hexagonal bookshelves.
The camera catches a reader's chin and two pages of LDS, Mormon, scripture in Portuguese. (Helaman 6:21-31)
Isaiah 6:8
Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying,
"Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?"
And I said, "Here am I. Send me!
For many years Unreached Peoples' Missions has been supplying Bibles to national ministries in India, Pakistan and Nepal. If you would like to contribute to this ministry, you can contact me at cwdupm@yahoo.com. All gifts are tax-deductible because UPM is a nonprofit organization.
Digital Archive of King of Siam Pāḷi Tipiṭaka
Reprint of historic image archive of King of Siam Pāḷi Tipiṭaka 39 volumes. Image technology has been used to improve the quality of the digital image and to preserve the textual details of the Pāḷi Tipiṭaka.
An e-Tipitaka Hall Reference Number is also printed for further research on the internet www.tipitakahall.net
Digital Archive from Dhamma Society's World Tipiṭaka Project in Roman Script, 1999-2008. www.dhammasociety.org
Looking for photographers and artists from around the world. I would love to publish an anthology of images that include scripture/biblical foregrounds.
My intention is to rediscover the foundation of society with questions of our roots and where certain histories come from. In submitting your images I hope to examine my own notion of history and the beginning of time. Thank you for your interest. I will work on the publishing component upon review of interest.
Longshan Temple is the oldest temple in Taiwan, though only the stones in the floor are original. It is also one of the busiest temples. Toward the front of the temple (near the entrance), I found these women reading, presumably scriptures.
This was my fourth project for S260. I had to get inspiration from an object in the IU art museum and I chose a pair of Islamic ties. I took a shape seen a lot in Islamic art and made four walls with four openings drawn from The Mausoleum of Isma‘il b. Ahmad in Bukhara from the early 10th c. I also drew from the idea of Christian art having Islamic influence by including inspiring scripture references on each side. The inside is gold glaze and the outside is white, blue, and turquoise glazes as are a lot of Islamic art work and architecture decorations.