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A bush aflame yet unconsumed, manifesting God's presence, holiness, and indestructibility.

A bush aflame yet unconsumed, manifesting God's presence, holiness, and indestructibility.

The bush that Moses saw burning with fire yet not consumed on Mount Horeb. It symbolizes the holiness and indestructibility of God's presence, and prefigures God's preservation of Israel in affliction.

The bush that Moses saw burning with fire yet not consumed on Mount Horeb. It symbolizes the holiness and indestructibility of God's presence, and prefigures God's preservation of Israel in affliction.

The central act of repentance, turning from sin to God, resulting in life and forgiveness.

The central act of repentance, turning from sin to God, resulting in life and forgiveness.

God's sovereign orchestration behind human suffering, raising Joseph from prison to become the lifeline that sustains both Egypt and the house of Israel.

God's sovereign orchestration behind human suffering, raising Joseph from prison to become the lifeline that sustains both Egypt and the house of Israel.

A plaited crown of thorns placed on Jesus' head, symbolizing His royal dignity amidst suffering and mockery.

A plaited crown of thorns placed on Jesus' head, symbolizing His royal dignity amidst suffering and mockery.

The elders of Israel beheld a theophany of God on the mountain, with a sapphire pavement under His feet, signifying His glorious presence and the establishment of the covenant.

The elders of Israel beheld a theophany of God on the mountain, with a sapphire pavement under His feet, signifying His glorious presence and the establishment of the covenant.