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© Nancy Cupp, all rights reserved.

22 x 30 watercolor of the Mercy Seat by Nancy Cupp. This painting was started at Good shepherd Methodist Church in Benton Ridge, Ohio on April 14, 2013. Finished April 26, 2013. I was invited to paint during Pastor Rakay's church services while he preached from the story about God giving Moses instructions on making the tabernacle and the holy objects for the tabernacle. I painted this from my own imagination, based on the cherubims that guarded the Mercy Seat, which is the lid of the Ark of the Covenant. When I came home from church, I looked on the internet to compare what I had started at church with images of the Ark on the internet. I came across some websites that told about a man named Ron Wyatt, who claimed that he actually found the Ark directly below where Jesus was crucified. He said there was a cave about 20 feet straight down from the cross hole identified as the place where the crucifixion took place. He found dried blood...

I call myself a painter of hope. My paintings are the visual songs and prayers of my heart, exploring the mysteries of life and bringing love and healing to the soul and spirit. My art brings the mysteries of Heaven down to earth in a visual way to touch hearts and point people to our loving Heavenly Father and His only begotten son, Jesus Christ. Watercolor, mixed media, acrylics, or colored pencils have been my weapons of choice with brilliant colors to brighten and delight the soul. Representational themes from nature inspire most of my art. I see God’s fingerprints on all creation. The more I get into art, the more spiritually aware I am and the closer to God I become. I want my art to touch people at the gut level, where no words...