Christ As The Good Shepherd

Regardless of whether you notice or not, art always exists. It can scribble on the beautiful picture of the Smithsonian museum, Michelangelo sculpture, or on the wall. Regardless of format, art always exists. In addition, art is not new; as long as someone has art. Although rare, early Christian art has succeeded in expressing the Bible stories in the form of pictures. In the wall of the mausoleum of Gala Plakidia in Ravenna, Italy there is a mural painting of the 4th century that actually depicted apostles of Christianity.

Ancient Christians used the symbols made of concrete. It is a reminder of their beliefs in a clear way. The three main symbols are Good Shepherd, "Gorgeous", and symbols of Christ and fish. There is a lamb on the shoulder on the neck of a good shepherd. This represents Christ and the soul he saved. "Gorgeous" is an image of a prayer symbolizing the soul, spreading both hands and living in the peace of God. Several other symbols are pigeons, alpha and omega. Most of the graves are open today, the marble plates sealing them are gone. It is mainly due to barbarians, there is no remnant in the body. Barbarians invaded Italy, destroyed many monuments, and attacked many places, including underground cemetery. Around the 4th century AD, the shaft was cut into earth to obtain light, especially fresh air, these axes were called ramps.

When the good Jews should not work, Christ walked on the Sabbath road. In the groove, he saw a shepherd trying to save a sheep there from there. It is very hot, and obviously its shape will not be very good if it spends the entire day under the desert sun. On the other hand, this is the Sabbath. Christ saw the shepherd and said, "Man, you are happy if you know what you did, but if you do not know, you are cursed and illegal." And he walked the way.

The worship of the shepherd as the theme of Christian art depicts the shepherd tribute to the new Christ, which is the event described in the Luke gospel. This is related to the old but less common report of the shepherd. This indicates that the shepherd received the magical birth of angel news in this area. The shepherd's worship was not seen as an independent theme in the east until the 15th century. First, in the early Christian art of the 4th century, one or more shepherds, three wise men who worshiped the children of Christ from the east, were included in the worship of magicians. They are drawn in such a scene, because they are the first locals to worship Christianity, as the first Gentiles who worship and worship the clergy, the children of Christ, which they symbolize Christ Teachings spread throughout the world of heathen