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Give us today bread need Father Onse series title
Give us today the bread we need From the Father Onse (series title) Our Father (series title) Den Grooten Figuer-Bibel (...) (series title), Face in a protestant church. In the foreground a preacher in the pulpit, preaching to him before a group of kneeling believers. In the background the sacrament as celebrated with the Protestants. On the right a room in which a man prays for his meal. Illustration of a rule of the Lords Prayer: Give us today the bread we need. Underneath the presentation this part of the Lords Prayer in Latin and a reference to the Bible text in Mat. 6:11. This print is part of an album, the Lords prayer (Matthew 6: 9-13, Luke 11: 2-4), give us this day our daily bread, the Lords prayer, sermon, Protestant service, Holy Communion, Johannes Wierix, 1569 - 1573 and/or 1646, paper, engraving, h 209 mm × w 252 mm
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Media ID 19544980
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This print titled "Give us today the bread we need From the Father Onse (series title) Our Father (series title) Den Grooten Figuer-Bibel (. . . ) (series title)" captures a profound moment in a Protestant church. In the foreground, a preacher stands tall in the pulpit, delivering his sermon to a group of devout believers who kneel before him. The atmosphere is filled with reverence and devotion. In the background, we witness the sacrament being celebrated by Protestants, symbolizing their deep connection to their faith. This image beautifully portrays both communal worship and individual spirituality within one frame. To emphasize this particular aspect of prayer, an adjacent room showcases a man fervently praying for his meal. It serves as a powerful reminder that even our most basic needs are entrusted to God's providence. The illustration also includes an excerpt from the Lord's Prayer in Latin and references Matthew 6:11 from the Bible as its source text. This print is part of an album dedicated to exploring various aspects of this sacred prayer. Created by Johannes Wierix between 1569-1573 or 1646, this engraving on paper measures approximately 209 mm in height and 252 mm in width. Its inclusion in Liszt Collection adds depth and historical significance to any collection it becomes part of.
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