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In the parable of the Lost Sheep the Lord compares Himself to a Good Shepherd who leaves the ninety-nine to look for the one sheep who is lost
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To remain virtuous in our modern world grows evermore difficult and increasingly requires a young woman to stand alone
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Jesus Choose a Framing Option:Frame D 18 1/4 X 16 1/4 In the parable of theWhen I began painting the life of Christ I promised myself that I would paint a portrait of the Savior each year. I wanted to see how my view of the Savior would change as I came to know Him better. This was the first portrait. It gets its name from my two year old granddaughter. I came into my studio one morning to find her standing in front of the painting. She was carrying on a conversation and as I listened I could make out the word Jesus.