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Prayer Need: Death Row Inmates Paint Crucifixion

May 28, 2018 by sd

From the Tennessean:

A scene from the Stations of the Cross created by death

Jesus is laying on the cross in the painting, his arms splayed wide as one of his executioners hammers a nail into his hand.

The artists who created it — selecting the caramel color of Christ’s skin and the silver of the nail drawing the red pool of blood on his palm — are inmates on death row who, like Jesus, are facing their own state-sanctioned executions. Those who visit with the prisoners in Unit 2 at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville say the new Stations of the Cross artwork helps show the humanity of men often defined solely by their crimes.

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