Inside the synagogue on the Sabbath, Jesus notices a woman crippled for eighteen long years—bent over and unable to stand straight. With compassion, He calls her forward and says, “Woman, you are set free from your infirmity.” He lays His hands on her, and immediately she straightens up and praises God.
This powerful scene from Luke 13:10–17 shows not only healing but confrontation—religious leaders rebuke Him for healing on the Sabbath, yet Jesus exposes their hypocrisy with a question: Wouldn’t you untie your ox on the Sabbath to give it water?
This painting captures the divine tenderness of the miracle and the courage of Christ to restore dignity and challenge injustice. A striking portrayal of freedom, faith, and divine authority.
Product Features: - Rubber dots on bottom prevent slipping - Uses unique canvas coating for high quality images - Sustainably produced with FSC certified wood - Printed with non-toxic latex inks - Comes in 60 sizes and multiple orientations
Care Instructions: - If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.
