God Saving the Infant Jerusalem, anonymous, c. 1525 - c. 1530 Rectangular window with the representation of God, who dressed as a high priest bends forward to a child. In one of the prophecies of Ezekiel, Jerusalem is compared to a child who was left behind after birth. However, the child is saved and lovingly raised by God. When he passed and saw the child lying in his blood, he said twice "Live!" To the Bible text in Ez. 16: 6. On a cartouche is twice the word "Vive". Leiden (possibly) silver stain. lead (metal) Rectangular window with the representation of God, who dressed as a high
God Saving the Infant Jerusalem, anonymous, c. 1525 - c. 1530 Rectangular window with the representation of God, who dressed as a high priest bends forward to a child. In one of the prophecies of Ezekiel, Jerusalem is compared to a child who was left behind after birth. However, the child is saved and lovingly raised by God. When he passed and saw the child lying in his blood, he said twice "Live!" To the Bible text in Ez. 16: 6. On a cartouche is twice the word "Vive". Leiden (possibly) silver stain. lead (metal) Rectangular window with the representation of God, who dressed as a high priest bends forward to a child. In one of the prophecies of Ezekiel, Jerusalem is compared to a child who was left behind after birth. However, the child is saved and lovingly raised by God. When he passed and saw the child lying in his blood, he said twice "Live!" To the Bible text in Ez. 16: 6. On a cartouche is twice the word "Vive". Leiden (possibly) silver stain. lead (metal)
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