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I've noticed these past few seasons, if not years, that believers of Christ have been afraid to express their faith in Jesus to cancel culture society: at work, at public schools, social gatherings, the political stage, everywhere. Sad to say, our love for and expression to God is not displayed as much because of fear of backlash or criticism from non-believers.  Boldness needs to be reassured once again, and we need to teach our young adults and children by example that we must not be afraid to display our love for King Jesus and that sinners need Christ Jesus as well, now more than ever. Don't let this world intimidate you. Your love for God is crucial for your mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health. Be not of this world. Rest assured that  Jesus conquered it. Hopefully, my artwork can help a wee bit. I'd love to see our young generation of new believers have the opportunity to help others accept Christ Jesus in their lives and pick up the loving torch for God and express themselves with these shirts. Remember, Jesus didn't come for religious people who look down on sinners. Nope. Our King opened the doorway for everyone, sinners & believers. Sinners who hopefully receive Christ and believers who stay in Christ. J4!

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     Why the #4?

Why the #4? It's Biblical and spiritual for me. The earliest mention of number 4 in the Bible is in the Book of Genesis. During the creation week, God finished the creation of what is termed the ”material universe” on the 4th day. 

On that day, he made the stars, the moon, and the sun. These three things were created to give light to the world and to divide the days. Here's another fact. The most holy Name of God, whose name was revealed to Moses as four Hebrew consonants (YHWH), is called the Tetragrammation. By the way, most academics agree that "Yahweh" is the most accepted way to say it. It has also been pronounced as "Yehova" in Hebrew as a substitute word. FYI.

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Additional info on the Biblical Meaning of 4:

There are 4 Gospel accounts of Jesus' life and ministry. Each of these emphasizes a unique aspect of his sacrifice and ministry. Matthew's focus is on Christ being the son of David and a King. Mark highlights the suffering servant aspect of his ministry. John proclaims Jesus is the One and Only begotten Son of God. And Luke showcases him as The Perfect Man. 

Also, coincidentally, #4 is also my Dad's soccer jersey number, which I'm proud of. He accepted Jesus as his King and Savior and went home to be with Jesus several years ago. Thank you for reading. God bless!