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Painting, Oil on stretched canvas
Size: 23.6 W x 31.5 H x 2 D in
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The hind/deer is the emblem of loveliness. Gen 49:21 ‘Naphtali is a hind let loose: he giveth goodly words.’ Hind in Hebrew is “ayâlâh”. It means Hind or deer. The root word is “Ayil”. It means strength, chief or leader, an oak (tree) and also a mighty man. The picture of a leadership role or mighty type of warrior. A picture that depicts the strength in battle. Psl 29:9 “the voice of the Lord makes hinds to calve”. When look at this verse it actually says the voice of the Lord makes strong leaders turn. In other words, whether it is a hind, creation, man, whether Abba Father speaks, there is going to be a reaction from creation. And it will turn the hearts of strong leaders towards Abba Father - all of creation. Naphtali, your name means to wrestle in the context of battle/war with the objection to win, Jacob prophecy over him there will be a strength in that leadership. In that battle will be a strength and good words. Jacob says you are a hind let loose, this action of let loose is “shâlach”. Meaning to send out / send forth. Like a branch that sprouts forth. It’s this picture of battle/warfare there is going to be a very specific strength in these battle tactics that are going to shoot forth almost like a branch that shoots forth or is sent forth. Naphtali had a gladiator type of personality when it came to battle. They put their lives on the line. They were almost like special forces in warfare, gladiators with boldness in war. They were swift in battle like a hind. We see the picture of a hind when David writes in Psl 18:33 about the feet of a hind that were known to be swift in battle. Psa 18:33 “He maketh my feet like hinds' feet, and setteth me upon my high places.” In other words, YHVH gives me the strength when I need it in these high places of battle. To put this all together, we have to realize we are in a great spiritual war against the enemy, but also in this war for souls. The Great Commission. Matt 28:19. This is the commission for the body of Messiah. We have to display the character of Naphtali in this. This is what Abba Father is calling us to. In a boldness, not to be afraid, swift, to rise and say I will go. Not afraid to rush into the battle for souls. To drive out darkness exactly what was prophecies over Naphtali or the area - “Those who lived in darkness will see this glorious light and they will find that joy again because unto them a savior is born”. And the good news is that a saviour was born. The Gospel. This is the good news and we should be swift to take that good news out. Like Naphtali and David, God make our feet like a hind. On high places He has set us. That excellence, that moving, swiftness in which they could move in battle.
Painting:Oil on stretched canvas
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Size:23.6 W x 31.5 H x 2 D in
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I was born in 1971, 29 October and grew up in a town called Vanderbijlpark in South Africa. Since I can remember I was holding a pencil, drawing the things around me. I even won my first art prise when I was 6 years old.I am actually the third generation on my mother's side who shows artistic talent. I attended a school for art in Johannesburg and after high School I started a career in the South African Police Force as a Police artist drawing wanted criminals, stolen goods, designing pamphlets, posters ect. This was the environment where I learned most about portrait studies.In 1992 I moved to Cape Town, South Africa. I met a wonderful man, got married and was blessed with two daughters. I am currently painting full time. I only started painting with acrylic late in the 1990's, doing small projects only for family and friends. I soon discovered the magic of painting in oil and never looked back. After a career of 16 years in the South African Police Service, I persued my dream and started painting full time in 2006.I do not paint according to a fixed "style" and concentrate on various commissions including murals, backdrops, portraits and the human figure.I tend to paint relalistic. I am not much into abstract art but can appreciate it. Every time I paint a figure my greatest goal is to paint the body so that the viewer will fall in love will the subject. The challenge is to paint the subject as a living soul, not a dead figure. One must step away and be touched by the emotion she portrais.
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