Elias van Nijmegen Spy escape Jericho wallpaper painting

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Elias van Nijmegen Spy escape Jericho wallpaper painting

Elias van Nijmegen, Spy escape from Jericho, wallpaper painting canvas linen oil painting, The spies were sent by Joshua to explore Jericho; they stayed there with the whore Rahab who lived in city wall house. Their arrival had become known and the king of Jericho sent soldiers to capture the spies at Rahab. Rahab hid her guests on the roof of her house under vlaopen and then let them escape on the out-of-town side of her house. In exchange, the spies promised that Rahabs house would be spared at the capture of Jericho; she had to hang red cord for recognition (Joshua 2: 1-24) Rotterdam City Triangle Leuvehaven Josua of Belle bible religion Old Testament Jericho spy Elias van Nijmegen Together with parts of paneling from building Leuvehaven 103 house of Josua of Belle II (1680-1738) ). Cadastre map 1832 H 131 (Leuvehaven west side house south of the Leuvebrugsteeg)

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Elias Van Nijmegen House South Jericho Leuvebrugsteeg Linen Wallpaper Painting West Side

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This print showcases the remarkable artwork of Elias van Nijmegen, depicting the thrilling escape of spies from Jericho. The painting, created on canvas linen with oil paints, beautifully captures the dramatic moment when Rahab, a courageous woman living in the city wall house, hides the spies on her rooftop under vlaopen to protect them from capture. The story behind this painting originates from Joshua 2:1-24 in the Old Testament. The spies were sent by Joshua to explore Jericho and sought refuge with Rahab after their arrival became known to the king's soldiers. In return for their safety, they promised that Rahab's house would be spared during Jericho's capture if she hung a red cord for recognition. Located in Rotterdam City Triangle Leuvehaven, this artwork is not just an ordinary piece but also incorporates parts of paneling from Josua of Belle II's house (1680-1738). This unique blend adds depth and historical significance to Van Nijmegen's masterpiece. As you admire this photo print, let your imagination transport you back in time as you witness this daring escape unfold before your eyes. Experience the tension and bravery depicted within each brushstroke as these spies make their way towards freedom while Rahab plays a pivotal role in ensuring their survival.

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