Analysis of the Painting Christ Heals at the Pool of Bethesda

Throughout history, religion has always been taught by art. Especially teach their religion through Christianity, stories and metaphor. Some of these stories have become art to further understand the story. Many Christian artists show the lifetime of Christ through paintings. Carl Bloch got the opportunity to draw the life of Christ for the Fortified Church of Fredericksbel. They were born in the Virgin Mary and died on the cross. These paintings also show that he was on the ground.

• Healing of helplessers in Bethesda pool (Christ is the restoration of life). • Supplies 5000 people near Bethsaida (Christ is spiritual food and manna in heaven is mana). • Recover Jerusalem's blind person (Christ is the light of the world). • Raise Lazarus in Bethany (Resurrection and Life of Christ). Consistent with his goal, evangelisers recorded the words of these lords to explain the simimers to bring them. Understand the unique relationship between Christ and the Father, emphasize the authority of Christ, and emphasize the divinity of his mission. In addition, he introduced some people, f. Like Jesus showed us the way we tried to convince them that they are Christ, the Son of God. I. Nathanael, Nicodemus, Samaritan Women, and Thomas

Jesus stood before a man who might be paralyzed. What we know is that he can not go to the treatment pool or Bethesda in time. This treatment pool is thought to be elegant and pathetic for several people, a place where humiliation and shame gather. As the name suggests, Bethesda is a place of shame and elegance. You have never been to Bethesda, but you already know everything about Bethesda. You understand the tension in this shame and elegance place! If you do not think that you are doing this, let me ask if you have defended this sentence. "Everyone is hypocritical, so I will not go to church." The thing about this sentence is that it is a true statement. The church is a place for hypocrites and sinners. This is a place of shame and shame. Indeed, if you think that you have found the perfect church, you recommend that you leave as your presence will no longer make it perfect.