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Saint Paul - Silver image on wood, locally gilded - Mount Athos

Name: Saint Paul - Silver image on wood, locally gilded - Mount Athos
Brand: Christianity Art
SKU: C16X11F_630-01D30C4D1E
Price: 80.48 EUR
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Discover Saint Paul - Silver image on wood, locally gilded - Mount Athos from Christianity Art. Category: Wall reliefs. Materials: Silver, Gold, Wood. View product details and delivery options on EmenCraft.

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Discover Saint Paul - Silver image on wood, locally gilded - Mount Athos, offered by Christianity Art. Find it in Wall reliefs. Materials: Silver, Gold, Wood. The image is painted on a canvas of hagiography, which has been carefully placed on a wooden surface. This method gives durability and a sense of luxury to the final result. The frame that surrounds the image is of silver, with gold plated details that highlight its glow and elegance. The image is accompanied by a support base at no additional cost, facilitating its placement on surfaces. Ideal choice for gift, for use in religious places, or for personal collection. Saint Paul Born in Tarsus, Cilicia, to Jewish parents, with a Roman citizen's father and perhaps prescient as to religion, Apostolos Paul was taught the Greek language and came into with the thought and culture of Hellenism. He became a student of Gamaliel by learning in depth Jewish Theology. He is referred to as a cruel persecutor of Christianity until Christ himself appeared before him on his way to Damascus, where he was convinced that Christ was resurrected and taken up as Lord in the heavens. He became a writer of the haters from the books of the New Testament and became an advocate and supporter of the universality of Jesus ’ teaching. According to tradition, Paul was beheaded (66 or 68 C.E.) without suffering, for the law prohibited the torture of Roman citizens. He is regarded as the first Christian theologian, the first after One.

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