Matthew 7:13-14

Devotional scene from the Christian text of Matthew 7:13-14, done in the distinct visual style of the Renaissance period without any text or words. The scene depicts the choices of the Narrow Gate and the Wide Gate, which symbolize the path to salvation and the path to destruction. Typical Renaissance characteristics are present, such as linear perspective, harmonious composition and attention to human anatomy. The image is respectful, reverent and imparts a sense of contemplative devotion.

Devotional scene from the Christian text of Matthew 7:13-14, done in the distinct visual style of the Renaissance period without any text or words. The scene depicts the choices of the Narrow Gate and the Wide Gate, which symbolize the path to salvation and the path to destruction. Typical Renaissance characteristics are present, such as linear perspective, harmonious composition and attention to human anatomy. The image is respectful, reverent and imparts a sense of contemplative devotion.

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Matthew 7:13-14

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“Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat:”
Matthew 7:13-14

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