Create a respectful and devotional portrayal of a scene inspired by the sentiment expressed in Isaiah 43:1 where a divine entity is redeeming a mortal. This scene is intended to inspire awe and devotion, adhering to the style of the Renaissance period with careful attention to detail, light and shadow, and a sense of perspective. The divine entity is shown radiating an ethereal light, signaling the act of redemption, and the mortal appearing humble and in awe of this divine intervention. Ensure there are no explicit text or words included in the image.
Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have summoned you by name; you are mine'". Isaiah 43:1
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