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Solomons prayer at the consecration of the Temple But I have built an house
Solomons prayer at the consecration of the Temple But I have built an house of habitation for thee and a place for thy dwelling for ever. Bible II Chronicles 6. Oleograph c1870
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Bible Built C1870 Chronicles Dwelling House Judeo Christian Literature Oleograph Place Prayer Solomon Consecration Habitation Thee
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This print titled "Solomon's Prayer at the Consecration of the Temple" transports us back in time to an ancient era filled with devotion and reverence. The image showcases a momentous occasion as King Solomon, known for his wisdom, stands before the magnificent temple he has built. In this solemn prayer captured by the lens, Solomon humbly acknowledges that he has constructed not just a physical structure but a sacred abode for God himself. With hands raised towards heaven, his eyes closed in deep contemplation, we witness his profound faith and dedication. The significance of this scene is amplified by the biblical reference from II Chronicles 6: "But I have built an house of habitation for thee and a place for thy dwelling forever". These words resonate with believers across generations, reminding us of our human desire to create spaces where divinity can reside. The composition itself exudes grandeur through its use of color and intricate details. This oleograph from c1870 captures every brushstroke meticulously applied to depict both architectural splendor and spiritual transcendence. As we gaze upon this powerful image steeped in judeo-christian tradition, it serves as a reminder of the enduring power of prayer and religious devotion. It invites us to reflect on our own places of worship – be they temples or churches – where we seek solace, guidance, and connection with something greater than ourselves.
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