Matthew 7:13-14

Visual representation of Matthew 7:13-14 using the artistic style reminiscent of the Renaissance era. The scene depicts the 'narrow gate' and the 'wide gate', embodying the choice between an easy path leading to hardship, and a difficult path leading to peace. The elements of the illustration are placed to convey a deep respect and devotion for Christianity, with figures adorned in period-appropriate attire showing meaningful expressions. The piece invokes feelings of reverence, contemplation and thoughtfulness, which are characteristics of religious Renaissance artworks.

Visual representation of Matthew 7:13-14 using the artistic style reminiscent of the Renaissance era. The scene depicts the 'narrow gate' and the 'wide gate', embodying the choice between an easy path leading to hardship, and a difficult path leading to peace. The elements of the illustration are placed to convey a deep respect and devotion for Christianity, with figures adorned in period-appropriate attire showing meaningful expressions. The piece invokes feelings of reverence, contemplation and thoughtfulness, which are characteristics of religious Renaissance artworks.

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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