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Lion of Judah - Keys to Death and Hell The Keys to Death
and Hell came about nearly
three and a half years after the painting of
The Lion of Tribe of Judah. The Lion of
the Tribe of Judah
had launched a new phase of my life. Many interesting and exciting things had
happened as a result of portraying Jesus as a lion. This image was starting to
draw attention in a way that I could only dream about in the past. The Christian
community was not only intrigued by this new view of Christ, but the door opened
widely to non-believers who freely questioned this association, because it did
not conform to their idea of religion which existed mainly for the week. I had
no doubt that God was in control of my life and this painting. Almost daily,
people and opportunities were coming into my life, which would help widen the
circulation of my work and God's message.
William's God-given talent and technique has named him among today's top Christian artists. Barely in his thirties, this gifted painter captures the unique symbolism of Bible versus with amazing understanding and insight. Each of William's pieces is truly an inspired work of art. The gentle imagery of Christian themes is carried throughout his paintings as they capture the heritage of the Christian faith and the life and legacy of Jesus Christ. William Hallmark is a Birmingham, Alabama native whose work is studied and appreciated throughout the United States. His art has been seen on the covers and pages of several Christian publications, and William has appeared on a number of radio and television programs, including the Christian Broadcasting Network's, The 700 Club. The original works of this fine art collection have touched and inspired audiences across the country. Now fans can share these cherished Bible stories through an exciting new line of products featuring some of William Hallmark's most beautiful and beloved paintings. |
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