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The face of Jesus

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When many people pray, they use the name of Jesus, but they have a distorted or erroneous image of him in their minds. I'd like to concentrate on this subject because  I used to have a picture in my mind that he was an old man with a long beard and long hair. Those who have watched once or twice any movie about Jesus know what I am talking about. But let me tell you that Jesus's appearance in the movie is far different from the real Jesus. His head and hair are white as snow, and his eyes are like a flame of fire, according to the book of revelations (1:14-16); his feet are like pure brass, as though purified in a furnace; the sound of his voice is like the sound of many waves (water). He had seven stars in his right hand, and a sharp two-edged sword protruded from his mouth and his countenance shone like the sun in its radiance.
 
This is the picture of Jesus that you should remember when you call out his name. In addition, you will discover new innovations in your life.

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