Size of canvas is 1000 x 700 mm

South-Africa
R17 500
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USA
$1150
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The ox is a powerful biblical symbol. It speaks of a faithful servant—willing, loyal, and hardworking—who lays down his life to fulfill his Master’s will. In this way, the ox represents those who obey the Great Commission: “Now go in my authority and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.” (Matthew 28:19, TPT)
The ox also reflects strength of character. “Where no oxen are, the manger is clean, but abundant crops come by the strength of the ox.” (Proverbs 14:4)
The ox plows and breaks new ground. It pioneers—pressing forward without being swayed by fear of failure or the opinions of others. In this, it is a picture of the apostolic ministry.
God’s warriors are called to serve in this same spirit: strong, loyal, and trustworthy, even when the work is messy. They press forward, Spirit-led, and the fruit of their lives testifies to their character.

One of the four Living creatures around the throne is an ox. (Ezek. 1:12–20, Rev. 4:6–8)
Strongest of the domesticated animals, the ox was often used for sacrifice. Here Christ is revealed as the Servant-Sacrifice for our sins, as portrayed in the Gospel of Mark. Through Christ, the yoke of slavery to sin has been broken. We now take on His yoke, which is easy and light, and are free to serve by the Spirit’s anointing. The ox, a bearer of heavy burdens, points us to Jesus who carried the weight of the world’s sin on our behalf.

The tribe of Ephraim carried the ox as its emblem.