Hagar and the Angel – Bottani Size:Md: 1500 x 815 px @ 300ppi | 1.3MB symbolizing Christ's conquest over sin

symbolizing Christ's conquest over sin

and the first apostle called by Christ

In this conversation between Christ and Peter

Marriage at Cana – Giotto is a restored Catholic artwork available as a high-resolution digital image from Restored Traditions

This artwork by Bayeu shows God the Father

Hagar and the Angel – Bottani Size:Md: 1500 x 815 px @ 300ppi | 1.3MB symbolizing Christ's conquest over sinHagar, the Egyptian handmaiden of Sarah, was the mother of Ishmael, Abraham's first son. When Isaac, Sarah's son, was born, Ishmael mocked his younger brother so that Sarah asked Abraham to banish Ishmael, together with his mother. Abraham provided them with bread and water, and sent them off into the desert of Beersheba. When the water was spent, Hagar put Ishmael under a bush to die, and then she sat some way off, weeping. But an angel appeared and