The Bible verse Romans 12:2, depicted in the medium of watercolor. The scene shows the text written in an elegant, flowing script, set against an abstract background that embodies the themes of transformation and renewal, with colors melting into each other, symbolizing change and fluidity. Key symbols from the verse, like a metamorphosing butterfly, a blossoming flower, and a radiant sun, can be softly painted around the text, adding depth to the overall composition.
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