The Ultimate Act of Love from God

You know that the ultimate act of love from GOD was sending Jesus His Son to earth to teach us important things about GOD, Helping the poor and about SACRIFICE,  and then suffer the unspeakable and  die for all humanity for us  to be saved from Satan's power, because without it we did not stand a chance to make it. 

I researched what were the last words of Jesus before dying. There are multiple stories in the Gospel, 

The most widely accepted and commonly cited final words are from the Gospel of Luke:

"Father, into your hands I commit my spirit!" — Luke 23:46

Other Gospels record different final words:

• Matthew and Mark: "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" (Matthew 27:46, Mark 15:34)

• John: "It is finished." (John 19:30)

Mathew and Mark noted that Jesus cried out again with a loud voice and yielded up his spirit WITHOUT recording the specific words of that final cry. 

Knowing what I know and what I told you, I believe that Mathew and Mark are correct, I can't imagine the tension, sorrow, anguish inside Jesus and the monumental level of this act about saving humanity as a whole. His loud voice at the end was to release all this incredible tension inside HIM and for HIM to die in peace. 

I've been there with huge amounts of tension, and to release it I had to cry deeply for 15 minutes straight. There is no other way around that. 

I think that in the worst situation for any  human being minutes before dying, the last thing you want to do is give a lecture and say words. Words from GOD are very important, but HIS ACTIONS are even more important. And dying on the Cross was the ultimate symbol of sacrifice and love act from Jesus which being the SON of GOD HE represented GOD Himself. This symbol was the strongest way to teach and inspire humanity to learn and act because knowledge only comes from practice, not from reading books alone and not doing anything. Because otherwise you will FORGET all very quickly. 

Interpretation of the image “God's Love” above:

This image is a grand, celestial composition depicting a central figure of Jesus Christ as the focal point of divine love and sacrifice. It utilizes a vast, symphonic arrangement of people and heavenly symbols to illustrate the magnitude of the biblical narrative.

Central Figure and Atmosphere

• The Ascent: A serene, robed Jesus is positioned in the upper center, seemingly suspended in a golden light. His arms are spread wide in a gesture of both welcome and sacrifice, with visible marks on his hands reflecting the Crucifixion.

• Celestial Radiance: He is framed by a massive, swirling nebula of golden and amber light. Within this halo, the text "FOR GOD SO LOVED HE GAVE HIS SON TO THE WORLD" is arched elegantly, reinforcing the theme of the image.

• Divine Connection: Thin, luminous rays of light extend from the central figure down toward the vast assembly of people below, symbolizing a direct, personal connection between the divine and humanity.

The Assembly of Humanity

• Diversity and Unity: Below the central figure, a massive, seemingly endless crowd of men, women, and children from various backgrounds are gathered. Their expressions are diverse—some are filled with awe, others are in deep prayer, and many look upward with hope.

• The Path of Life: Dividing the crowd is a winding, crystal-clear river that flows from the foreground toward the light of the horizon. The banks of the river are lush with greenery and wildflowers, representing life, renewal, and "living water."

Symbolic Elements

• The Book and Icons: In the upper right corner, an open, glowing book (the Bible) rests among the clouds. Scattered throughout the celestial sky are various glowing icons and ancient symbols (such as the Alpha and Omega), suggesting the timeless and eternal nature of the message.

• The Landscape: The bottom of the image shows broken chains and rugged rocks near the river's start, symbolizing liberation from earthly burdens or sin through the act of love depicted above.

Artistic Style

The piece is rendered in a classical, epic-realism style, reminiscent of Renaissance ceiling frescoes but with a modern, cinematic glow. The color palette is dominated by warm golds, soft blues, and earthy tones, creating an atmosphere of peace, majesty, and profound emotional weight.

Leo Mora