Pelastus

The Lamb of God rests upon an altar beneath the outline of the cross, set above a cracked globe representing the fallen world. The composition presents salvation through sacrifice: the innocent lamb points to Christ, whose death atones for sin and brings redemption to all nations. The cross rising behind the offering declares that deliverance is not achieved by human strength, but by the self-giving love of God. The broken earth below emphasizes humanity’s need for restoration, while the lamb’s stillness recalls the biblical witness of Jesus as the spotless sacrifice who takes away the sin of the world. This artwork serves Christian themes of atonement, Good Friday, evangelism, communion, missions, and the global reach of the gospel.