This artwork by Elwyn Lynn effectively represents the Biblical event of “Peter’s Denial” in an evocative and relevant way to the modern world, through his piece “Betrayal”. The biblical event this piece of artwork conveys the betrayal of Peter as he denies his knowledge of Jesus. While “Betrayal” expresses an event, it also conveys the underlying message that while the betrayal of a friend is far greater than anything else (meaning physical pain) it …showed first 75 words of 386 total…

…showed last 75 words of 386 total…haunting face of the image of Christ carries with it illustrates the pain Jesus endured when he was crucified. The message underlying this piece relates too many in today’s world. These days betrayal can come in the form of adultery and fraud as well many other dismal events in the world today. This piece allows the viewer to see the extent of mental anguish and heartache of Jesus through the eyes of Elwyn Lynn.