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Sinai
Sinai		 Untitled
Untitled		 Blue Man
Blue Man		 Play
Play
Abstraction
Abstraction		 Incarnation
Incarnation		 Incarnation (detail)
Incarnation (detail)		 The Weight of Sin
The Weight of Sin
From under the Rubble #1
From under the Rubble #1		 Beauty
Beauty		 The Folly of Pleasure
The Folly of Pleasure		 She loved much
She loved much
She loved much (front & back lit)
She loved much (front & back lit)		 Honor Your Father and Mother
Honor Your Father and Mother		 Prayer
Prayer		 Stolen
Stolen
Stolen detail
Stolen detail		 Priests
Priests		 Wait one more year - if it bears fruit, good, if not throw it into the fire
Wait one more year - if it bears fruit, good, if not throw it into the fire		 That You Bear Much Fruit
That You Bear Much Fruit
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Guest 16-May-2010 00:02
I looked at your art, James. I will look at it again a few times to discover more and more of the message. God has blessed you with talent. I am glad to have met you today at PCS together with your lovely wife (my former student) and daughter.
God bless you in your art.
Gerald (Mr. van Grootheest or 'Sir')
Guest 31-Aug-2008 22:27
I found your site when I was looking for a picture of the The Valley of Dry Bones. I normally am not drawn to abstract art, but this picture is captivating. I've looked through your site and find many that are "drawing me in." I like the lion and the lamb, the lion by himself....Sinai is still in the thought process. How glad I am that you are using the talent God gave you in such a way.
Catrherine
Guest 24-Apr-2006 22:18
oh wonderful paintings... i'm glad i found this gallery... voted
Yupa 27-May-2005 06:05
Hey, Jame That is surreal work - spiritual-emotional and captivating in the its dimansion.

I am proud of your work.
Two weeks ago i discovered Amos' site by accident and I am glad he wrote about u...both of you withold a sharp individualism at your best.
Way to go---!

Yupa
Karl Nordstrom 13-Apr-2004 00:03
Hi James, this is Karl, a friend of Rachel's from UCM days. I think that your work is beautiful and am happy that you have the opportunity to create. It sounds like it gives you great joy and meaning.

Karl
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