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His Voice was like the sound of Many Waters
Medium: Chalk on bogus paper
Size: 17”x15 1/2”
The power and beauty of creation rise in this sweeping image of the sea — waves surging forward with strength, yet kissed by light that pierces the mist. The sunset glows softly, reminding us that even in the storm, peace and presence are near.
In Scripture we read: “His voice was like the sound of many waters.” (Revelation 1:15) The ocean becomes both a metaphor and a melody — declaring the majesty of God, His uncontainable strength, and His eternal presence.
The cascading blues and luminous whites of the water reflect both awe and comfort: the vastness of God’s power, and the nearness of His love. Standing before this work, one feels small before creation yet deeply held by the Creator.
This painting invites us to pause and listen — to hear the roar of the waves as His voice, to see the light breaking through as His promise, and to remember that the One who commands the seas also stills our hearts.
His Voice was like the sound of Many Waters
Medium: Chalk on bogus paper
Size: 17”x15 1/2”
The power and beauty of creation rise in this sweeping image of the sea — waves surging forward with strength, yet kissed by light that pierces the mist. The sunset glows softly, reminding us that even in the storm, peace and presence are near.
In Scripture we read: “His voice was like the sound of many waters.” (Revelation 1:15) The ocean becomes both a metaphor and a melody — declaring the majesty of God, His uncontainable strength, and His eternal presence.
The cascading blues and luminous whites of the water reflect both awe and comfort: the vastness of God’s power, and the nearness of His love. Standing before this work, one feels small before creation yet deeply held by the Creator.
This painting invites us to pause and listen — to hear the roar of the waves as His voice, to see the light breaking through as His promise, and to remember that the One who commands the seas also stills our hearts.