"Harvest of Righteousness" Image License (Philippians 1:3-11)
Digital download for one-time use in your ministry context.
“Harvest of Righteousness” is inspired by Philippians 1:3-11
This image was created as part of a bundle of Advent resources from Sanctified Art. More resources can be found here: Sanctified Art Advent Year C Resources.
…When I considered the metaphor of harvest that Paul provides, I knew I wanted to use botanical and fruit imagery. All of the flowers symbolize different kinds of love: Coltsfoot flowers representing maternal love and care, Forget-Me-Nots imaging faithful love and undying memory, and Heliotrope meaning eternal love and devoted attachment. At the center of the piece, the object of the hand’s reaching is a pomegranate, bursting open with seeds. Throughout history, pomegranates have been used as a symbol for royalty because of their richness of color and flavor, and for the crown-like shape on the end of the fruit. At times, this fruit was used as a symbol for Christ and resurrection as well. The split-open fruit with seeds spilling out represents Christ breaking out of the tomb. The hands are ready to receive the knowledge and full insight of Christ and to be nourished by the harvest of righteousness. (full artist statement available in download)
Examples of Acceptable Uses:
On printed or projected resources used in worship services, educational events, and ministry programs (i.e. bulletins, Sunday School publications, Powerpoint presentations)
In print and digital communications for your ministry (i.e. newsletters, emails, weekly updates, etc.)
Download Includes:
Files for print and web use
Artist’s Statement
Licensing terms
Digital download for one-time use in your ministry context.
“Harvest of Righteousness” is inspired by Philippians 1:3-11
This image was created as part of a bundle of Advent resources from Sanctified Art. More resources can be found here: Sanctified Art Advent Year C Resources.
…When I considered the metaphor of harvest that Paul provides, I knew I wanted to use botanical and fruit imagery. All of the flowers symbolize different kinds of love: Coltsfoot flowers representing maternal love and care, Forget-Me-Nots imaging faithful love and undying memory, and Heliotrope meaning eternal love and devoted attachment. At the center of the piece, the object of the hand’s reaching is a pomegranate, bursting open with seeds. Throughout history, pomegranates have been used as a symbol for royalty because of their richness of color and flavor, and for the crown-like shape on the end of the fruit. At times, this fruit was used as a symbol for Christ and resurrection as well. The split-open fruit with seeds spilling out represents Christ breaking out of the tomb. The hands are ready to receive the knowledge and full insight of Christ and to be nourished by the harvest of righteousness. (full artist statement available in download)
Examples of Acceptable Uses:
On printed or projected resources used in worship services, educational events, and ministry programs (i.e. bulletins, Sunday School publications, Powerpoint presentations)
In print and digital communications for your ministry (i.e. newsletters, emails, weekly updates, etc.)
Download Includes:
Files for print and web use
Artist’s Statement
Licensing terms
Digital download for one-time use in your ministry context.
“Harvest of Righteousness” is inspired by Philippians 1:3-11
This image was created as part of a bundle of Advent resources from Sanctified Art. More resources can be found here: Sanctified Art Advent Year C Resources.
…When I considered the metaphor of harvest that Paul provides, I knew I wanted to use botanical and fruit imagery. All of the flowers symbolize different kinds of love: Coltsfoot flowers representing maternal love and care, Forget-Me-Nots imaging faithful love and undying memory, and Heliotrope meaning eternal love and devoted attachment. At the center of the piece, the object of the hand’s reaching is a pomegranate, bursting open with seeds. Throughout history, pomegranates have been used as a symbol for royalty because of their richness of color and flavor, and for the crown-like shape on the end of the fruit. At times, this fruit was used as a symbol for Christ and resurrection as well. The split-open fruit with seeds spilling out represents Christ breaking out of the tomb. The hands are ready to receive the knowledge and full insight of Christ and to be nourished by the harvest of righteousness. (full artist statement available in download)
Examples of Acceptable Uses:
On printed or projected resources used in worship services, educational events, and ministry programs (i.e. bulletins, Sunday School publications, Powerpoint presentations)
In print and digital communications for your ministry (i.e. newsletters, emails, weekly updates, etc.)
Download Includes:
Files for print and web use
Artist’s Statement
Licensing terms