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Posted On: April 26th 2026, 08:12 am
🎨 Stage 3 of ‘Morning into Joy’ painting
I’m excited to share the third stage of a new watercolour painting that will soon be part of the Or’el Designs collection.
This piece is inspired by the beautiful promise in John 16:20-22
Yes, it’s true. I tell you that you will sob and mourn, and the world will rejoice; you will grieve, but your grief will turn to joy. 21 When a woman is giving birth, she is in pain; because her time has come. But when the baby is born, she forgets her suffering out of joy that a child has come into the world. 22 So you do indeed feel grief now, but I am going to see you again. Then your hearts will be full of joy, and no one will take your joy away from you.
John 16:20–22 speaks of a deep sorrow that is not the end of the story — a promise that God will turn mourning into joy. These words point to the hope we have in Yeshua our Messiah, who entered into suffering yet brings redemption and restoration. Like the painting, the pain is real and intense, but it gives way to joy that cannot be taken away. In the midst of heartache, trials, and uncertainty, we hold onto the faithfulness of God — trusting that through Yeshua, sorrow is transformed, and hope remains secure. He is our salvation, and even in the depths, joy is promised to come.
This is just the beginning stage, and I’m looking forward to sharing more of the journey with you as the painting develops.
✨ Watch this space — more timelapse updates coming soon!
#john1620 #yeshua #messianicfaith #bibleverseart #scriptureart christianartist messianicjewish faithart hopeinmessiah biblicalart watercolourart artorfaith scriptureinspired joyinthemourning oreldesigns newartwork
I’m excited to share the third stage of a new watercolour painting that will soon be part of the Or’el Designs collection.
This piece is inspired by the beautiful promise in John 16:20-22
Yes, it’s true. I tell you that you will sob and mourn, and the world will rejoice; you will grieve, but your grief will turn to joy. 21 When a woman is giving birth, she is in pain; because her time has come. But when the baby is born, she forgets her suffering out of joy that a child has come into the world. 22 So you do indeed feel grief now, but I am going to see you again. Then your hearts will be full of joy, and no one will take your joy away from you.
John 16:20–22 speaks of a deep sorrow that is not the end of the story — a promise that God will turn mourning into joy. These words point to the hope we have in Yeshua our Messiah, who entered into suffering yet brings redemption and restoration. Like the painting, the pain is real and intense, but it gives way to joy that cannot be taken away. In the midst of heartache, trials, and uncertainty, we hold onto the faithfulness of God — trusting that through Yeshua, sorrow is transformed, and hope remains secure. He is our salvation, and even in the depths, joy is promised to come.
This is just the beginning stage, and I’m looking forward to sharing more of the journey with you as the painting develops.
✨ Watch this space — more timelapse updates coming soon!
#john1620 #yeshua #messianicfaith #bibleverseart #scriptureart christianartist messianicjewish faithart hopeinmessiah biblicalart watercolourart artorfaith scriptureinspired joyinthemourning oreldesigns newartwork
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