Ninety and Nine II
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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.)
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.)
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).
The white rectangle represents an altar. The yellow circle represents the sealing power.
A reference to Malachi 4:5–6. A mother tells her children stories about their ancestors.
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.
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.
A reference to John 6:20. Companion piece to Wherefore Didst Thou Doubt?
A reference to Matthew 14:31. Companion piece to It Is I; Be Not Afraid.
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.