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41. Experiencing the Apocalypse through Art
It is easy to get caught-up with analyzing the book of Revelation, or to get sidetracked by the issue of “time.” Jack told us that his goal in painting “His Eyes Are Like a Fiery Flame” (2024) from Revelation 19 was first to create an experience for himself, and then to create an experience for his viewers, as they encounter it. We hope you are helped in both your understanding and experience of the apocalypse through this episode. Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover.
Chapters
00:00 Exploring Apocalyptic Themes
03:25 The Arrogance of Time and History
06:15 The Nature of Martyrdom and Witness
09:38 The Revelation Experience
12:29 Art as a Reflection of Spiritual Journey
15:26 The Fullness of Time and Cosmic Patterns
18:23 God's Use of the Ordinary
21:15 Wrestling with Meaning in Creation
35:49 Embracing Failure in Pursuit of Truth
36:19 Falling Before Christ: A Humble Approach
38:33 The Adventure of Faith: Choosing the Unknown
40:04 The Angel in the Sun: Symbolism and Interpretation
43:21 Angels and Creation: Mediators of the Divine
48:01 Artistic Expressions of Spiritual Truths
49:59 Shields of Faith: The Wounds of Christ
53:11 Mercy Over Wrath: A Divine Perspective
55:35 Blessing God: A Spiritual Practice
58:29 The Battle of the Beasts: A Spiritual Warfare
01:00:53 New Beginnings: The Cycle of Death and Resurrection
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By Jack Baumgartner, Seth Wieck, and Sam Kee
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It is easy to get caught-up with analyzing the book of Revelation, or to get sidetracked by the issue of “time.” Jack told us that his goal in painting “His Eyes Are Like a Fiery Flame” (2024) from Revelation 19 was first to create an experience for himself, and then to create an experience for his viewers, as they encounter it. We hope you are helped in both your understanding and experience of the apocalypse through this episode. Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover.
Chapters
00:00 Exploring Apocalyptic Themes
03:25 The Arrogance of Time and History
06:15 The Nature of Martyrdom and Witness
09:38 The Revelation Experience
12:29 Art as a Reflection of Spiritual Journey
15:26 The Fullness of Time and Cosmic Patterns
18:23 God's Use of the Ordinary
21:15 Wrestling with Meaning in Creation
35:49 Embracing Failure in Pursuit of Truth
36:19 Falling Before Christ: A Humble Approach
38:33 The Adventure of Faith: Choosing the Unknown
40:04 The Angel in the Sun: Symbolism and Interpretation
43:21 Angels and Creation: Mediators of the Divine
48:01 Artistic Expressions of Spiritual Truths
49:59 Shields of Faith: The Wounds of Christ
53:11 Mercy Over Wrath: A Divine Perspective
55:35 Blessing God: A Spiritual Practice
58:29 The Battle of the Beasts: A Spiritual Warfare
01:00:53 New Beginnings: The Cycle of Death and Resurrection
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colorofdust.substack.com
Thanks for reading The Color of Dust! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support our work.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colorofdust.substack.com
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