Joseph’s Coat (Genesis 37)
This painting draws inspiration from the many-colored coat given to Joseph—a symbol of favor, calling, and God’s unfolding purpose (Genesis 37). The vibrant layers and dynamic movement reflect both the beauty of God’s gift and the conflict it provoked, echoing Joseph’s journey through betrayal, suffering, and redemption. What was meant for harm, God used for good, revealing that divine purpose is often woven through complexity. Like Joseph’s story, the colors proclaim that God’s promises endure, transforming trials into testimony.
Joseph’s Coat (Genesis 37)
This painting draws inspiration from the many-colored coat given to Joseph—a symbol of favor, calling, and God’s unfolding purpose (Genesis 37). The vibrant layers and dynamic movement reflect both the beauty of God’s gift and the conflict it provoked, echoing Joseph’s journey through betrayal, suffering, and redemption. What was meant for harm, God used for good, revealing that divine purpose is often woven through complexity. Like Joseph’s story, the colors proclaim that God’s promises endure, transforming trials into testimony.
