
Visualize the biblical figure described in Revelations 1:12–16, often referred to as the 'Son of Man'. He is donned in a long robe with a golden sash wrapped around his waist. His hair is strikingly white, almost radiating brilliance, and his eyes resemble flames. He has feet seeming as if they're forged from bronze. In his right hand, he is holding seven stars. Interestingly, he is also biting down on the handle of a sword with his mouth. All the while, his face is glowing. Seven golden lampstands surround him. Please employ illustrational aesthetics that you might associate with pre-1912 comic styles while ensuring to maintain a tone of respect and devotional sentiment towards Christianity. The image should not contain any text or words.
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Revelations 1:12–16, son of man dressed in long robe, golden sash, white hair, flaming eyes, bronze feet, holding 7 stars in his right hand, biting down on the handle of a sword with his mouth, face is glowing. 7 Golden lampstands around him.
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