Illustrate an emblematic scene inspired by Proverbs 24:16. The scene takes place in a mysterious, gray landscape on a mountain. Two men, one Middle-Eastern and one Hispanic, have ascended the mountain together. The Middle-Eastern man accidentally stumbles and chooses to remain on the ground, but the Hispanic man recovers and continues to the top. At the peak of the mountain is the concept of Eternity, symbolized by the figure of Jesus, in a respectful and devotional manner. The artwork should be done in the style reminiscent of the Renaissance period, with careful consideration to detail and symbolism, and without text or words. Please respect all representations of Christianity.
Proverbs 24:16, grey, mysterious, setting is 2 men on a mountain one man stumbled and fell, stayed on the ground too while the other man stood back up and went to the top of the mountain and the top of the mountain is eternity with Jesus
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