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Walking on the Water
is just one of the 54 drawings and paintings that make up the
Immanuel series by Robert Doares. This series is an extraordinary collection
depicting the life of Christ. He began work on his drawings in the 1960s but set it aside until 1978. Why did he wait to long to
get back to this project? In reflection, Mr. Doares realized his techniques had changed
over the years, and perhaps it had been meant for him to have a period of change, growth, and God's direction
before he began again. He says that it was his personal relationship with Jesus that led him to do this project
-- it was like a moving of the Spirit, he felt drawn to it.
Mr. Doares' research for the Immanuel series led him to the Library of Congress, Greek dictionaries,
archaeologists, and Israel. Whenever his sources conflicted with biblical narrative, the Bible was the authority
he followed.
Walking on the Water,
a reminder of Christ's power and desire to reach out to us when we are in need, was drawn from Mr. Doares' perspective of
Matthew 14:24-33, Mark 6:47-52, and John 6:16-21:
"When the disciples' boat was in the midst of the turbulent
waves, Jesus came to them, walking upon the sea. He told them, 'It is I, be not afraid.' Peter answered, 'Lord,
if it is You, bid me to come to You on the water.' Jesus said, 'Come,' and Peter walked on the water toward
Him, but when he saw the wind (shown by a big wave), he was frightened and began to sink. Peter cried out,
'Lord, save me.' Jesus immediately stretched forth His hand and took hold of him. And together they walked
back to the boat."
-- Robert Doares
This print was issued & released in 199*.
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| Image Size: | 16" x 28" |
| Edition Size: | Open |
| Original Issue Price: | N/A |
| Our Current Price: | Out of Print |
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