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Jason Micheli

Jason Micheli

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Host, Crackers and Grape Juice

Washington, D.C., United States

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Total articles 659

  • The Tomb Becomes Empty As The Temple Was Empty

    By Jason Micheli| Tamed Cynic@ If you appreciate the work, consider becoming a paid subscriber. This painting is "The Dead Christ"(1875) by Vasili Ivanovich Surikov, a Russian realist painter known for his historical scenes and dramatic use of light and composition. The image depicts Christ's lifeless body after the Crucifixion, rendered with raw emotional intensity and anatomical realism, emphasizing the human suffering of the subject.

    By Jason Micheli · Tamed Cynic

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • You Are Finished

    By Jason Micheli| Tamed Cynic@ If you appreciate the work, pay it forward. Literally! Become a paid subscriber. Isaiah 52.13-53.12; Hebrews 9.15-28In the middle of Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus sizes up the state of God’s covenant people with a parable. According to Jesus, it’s really an allegory. “Living in the Kingdom, living with me,” Jesus says, “it’s like this…”A farmer sowed good seed in his field, wheat. Every which way you look over his acreage its amber waves of grain.

    By Jason Micheli · Tamed Cynic

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • The Tomb Becomes Empty As The Temple Was Empty

    By Jason Micheli| Tamed Cynic@ If you appreciate the work, consider becoming a paid subscriber. This painting is "The Dead Christ"(1875) by Vasili Ivanovich Surikov, a Russian realist painter known for his historical scenes and dramatic use of light and composition. The image depicts Christ's lifeless body after the Crucifixion, rendered with raw emotional intensity and anatomical realism, emphasizing the human suffering of the subject.

    By Jason Micheli · Tamed Cynic

    Apr. 19, 2025

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Crackers and Grape Juice