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Acrylic Painting Print (unframed)
8” x 10” with white border on Poster Paper with Foam backing in Cellophane Sleeve
Live Painting Encounter 2026, Melbourne
God first prompted me to paint Aaron’s rod, then to place it in His Presence.
In God, the fullness of time is held together. That is why the lifeless rod budded, blossomed, and bore fruit all at once and overnight. It became a picture of resurrection life and of God bringing us into our own fullness (in Him).
Aaron’s rod represents the priesthood—those whom God appoints, anoints, and brings to maturity. Almond blossoms, the first to appear after winter, symbolise watchfulness and awakening.
As we gaze on Him with attentive hearts, He awakens our identity as sons and daughters, as royalty and as priests—called to minister to Him on behalf of humanity and to humanity on His behalf.
In this painting, I sought to capture the dynamic resonance of the Holy Spirit as He brings about our transformation.
Acrylic Painting Print (unframed)
8” x 10” with white border on Poster Paper with Foam backing in Cellophane Sleeve
Live Painting Encounter 2026, Melbourne
God first prompted me to paint Aaron’s rod, then to place it in His Presence.
In God, the fullness of time is held together. That is why the lifeless rod budded, blossomed, and bore fruit all at once and overnight. It became a picture of resurrection life and of God bringing us into our own fullness (in Him).
Aaron’s rod represents the priesthood—those whom God appoints, anoints, and brings to maturity. Almond blossoms, the first to appear after winter, symbolise watchfulness and awakening.
As we gaze on Him with attentive hearts, He awakens our identity as sons and daughters, as royalty and as priests—called to minister to Him on behalf of humanity and to humanity on His behalf.
In this painting, I sought to capture the dynamic resonance of the Holy Spirit as He brings about our transformation.
