Images of Pentecost. What can you see? What symbol of the Spirit is shown? What is the attitude of the people present? Does this fit the story?

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Images of Pentecost

What can you see? What symbol of the Spirit is shown? What is the attitude of the people present? Does this fit the story?

What can you see? How is this different than the previous picture? Does it fit the story?

What Symbols of the Spirit are present? How do you know? What is the attitude of the people? How do you know?

What can you see? What is different about this picture? What point do you think the artist is trying to make here?

A modern painting Do you like it? Do you think this captures the story? There are no people shown why ?

This is a very different kind of painting. Which part of the world do you think it is from? What can you see? How are several symbols of the spirit shown? Why do you think there is a bridge?

This is set in the modern day but actually uses from the bible. How many can you see? Why do you think there is a boat present?