Woman at the well drawing

My line art adaptation of a painting by Simon Dewey: "Living Water" This image is to be used for Church purposes only.

John 4:14 is a word for the thirsty soul Here is a scripture illustration to refresh and encourage you ~ Spring of water Blessings,

Jesus with the Samaritan Woman at the Well Sketch by Kathleen Ellinger, ofs

Light Your Home | Makayla Andrus on Instagram: "Woman At The Well John 4:4-42, The woman encounters Jesus while drawing water. Despite societal barriers, Jesus engages her in conversation, revealing his identity as the Messiah. This encounter transforms her life, leading her to spread the message of Jesus to her community, illustrating the power of grace, inclusion, and the transformative nature of encountering Christ. . . . . . . . #cheistianart #christianquotes #jesus #christianartist"

samaritan woman john bible journaling

With soft leafy accents around a hexagon frame, this line art portrait of Christ is modern, clean, and perfect for any home. Printed on 300g, bright white, poly-cotton watercolor paper. It is textured, very durable, and makes for vibrant prints. Please note you will not receive a frame with your purchase.

Pencil drawing. Jesus walks on water. Illustration about history, antique, biblical, believe, sandals, background, apostle, messiah, person, ancient, faith, gospel, sail - 263187651

Blank walls suck, so bring some life to your dorm, bedroom, office, studio, wherever Printed on 185gsm semi gloss poster paper Custom cut - refer to size chart for finished measurements Includes a 3/16 inch (5mm) white border to assist in framing Since every item is made just for you by your local third-party fulfiller, there may be slight variances in the product received

Deep inside, I despised myself. Most of the time I could hide these thoughts. I pushed them aside and filled my life with false gaiety. Then I met a Man who told me all I did. Choosing him changed my life today – and it will change me forever. The day was hot and the time to draw water was long past. Yet I chose the sixth hour of the day to make my way to the well. I hurried through the streets, balancing my water pot carefully. Almost every woman I met turned away disdainfully, and the few…