Martyr: The Life of Saint Sebastian

Dr. Martin Luther King, smart, says that "I die without doing nothing, but for something." (Martin Luther King) This sentence is most suitable for the life of San Sebastian's martyr. If someone is still preaching after receiving torture using their faith, it means they are receiving a call from the Lord. Even if you suffer from torture, shooting, beating, or even killing you can not stop the purpose. His belief has influenced his courage as a lifestyle of mankind. Eleventh century missionary martyr San Sebastian, who was killed by Roman Emperor Maximilian and Diocletian who sacrificed to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ in Rome.

Historically, there is not much about Sebastian unless he is a Roman martyr. Even during the St. Ambrose era he was worshiped in Milan and was probably buried in an ancient monastery near the current San Sebastian. Steen's Cathedral. The devotion to him spread rapidly, and as early as 350 years, several martyrs mentioned him. Sansebastian's legend is very important in art and has a huge image. The scholars agreed that Sebastian could enter the Roman army with a godly allegory that the scholars can help martyrs without doubt. Eventually he was discovered and the shooters who were taken to the front of Emperor Diocletian and sent to Mauritania were shot dead. His body was stabbed by an arrow, and he was abandoned. But the people who came to burial him are still alive. He recovered but refused to run away

San Sebastian (who passed away in 288 AD) was an early Christian saint and martyr. According to the traditional view he was murdered during the persecution of Roman Emperor Diocletian in the persecution for Christians. He is usually drawn in the arts and literature related to pillars and trees, and is shot by arrows. This is Sebastian's most common artistic depiction, but he is said to have been rescued and cured by Rome's Eileen. Shortly thereafter he went to Diocletian to warn about his crime and was murdered. He was respected by the Roman Catholic Church and Orthodox church

As a Christian martyr of the 2nd century, San Sebastian was the commander of Diocletian's Alcon Guard and was the most powerful army of the Roman army. His emperor did not know that he had converted to Christianity, and preached the gospel publicly among the prisoners who were condemned for his care. He survived, regained spirit, showed himself in front of the emperor, was thrown a stone and his body was thrown into Cloaca Maxima, the largest groove in Rome. It is no wonder that this soldier's martyr became the focus of the medieval giant cult organization and his popularity reached the apex of anti-Roman reform. A contemporary artist like Guidleni trained with such a borrow gun painted countless saints and tried to show him the faith of victory that survived with his strong faith - great possibilities. [