Ninety and Nine II
A reference to Luke 15:4. A sequel to Ninety and Nine. (The original is in a nonstandard wide format, and I wanted to see if I could convey the same idea in a square.)
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Of Heavenly Parents
A reference to The Family: A Proclamation to the World. The white triangles represent Heavenly Father and Heavenly Mother (similar to what I did in Their Work and Glory and In Your Royal Courts on High).
For Time and All Eternity II
The white rectangle represents an altar. The yellow circle represents the sealing power.
Upon the Cross of Calvary
Hearts of the Children II
A reference to Malachi 4:5–6. A mother tells her children stories about their ancestors.
In Your Royal Courts on High
A reference to Eliza R. Snow’s hymn “O My Father.” The background figures represent our Heavenly Parents; the foreground figure represents each of us as we meet them again after this life.
I’ve a Mother There
For Mother’s Day:
A reference to Eliza R. Snow’s hymn “O My Father.” The white circle and triangle represent Heavenly Mother; the blue circle and green triangles represent the Earth.
It Is I; Be Not Afraid
A reference to John 6:20. Companion piece to Wherefore Didst Thou Doubt?
Wherefore Didst Thou Doubt?
A reference to Matthew 14:31. Companion piece to It Is I; Be Not Afraid.
Baptized for the Dead
A reference to 1 Corinthians 15:29. The figures at center represent mortals performing proxy baptisms for the dead; the white figures at the sides represent the spirits of the deceased watching and waiting for their work to be done.