Parable Tapestries

Description: Parable of the Lost Sheep Bible Verse - Front and Back, He Left the 99 To Rescue Me, Country Christian, Vintage Christian Sheep Jesus

Description: A tongue-in-cheek take on the lost sheep parable about a distracted shepherd. Light religious humor suited for church groups and Sunday school.

Description: This text-based design is inspired by the bible verse. The design is inspired by praising Jesus for his glory and his love for us and his presence with us always. It is a good gift for baptisms or an encouraging gift to your church friends to deepen their faith.

Description: This Parable of the Lost Sheep illustration features a unique mugshot concept based on Luke 15. A meaningful Christian message about being found and celebrated by the Good Shepherd.

Description: This faith-based typography design reflects a powerful parable message through clean, focused lettering. Designed to inspire reassurance and belief, it emphasizes spiritual connection and personal meaning. Ideal for faith communities or anyone who values expressing belief through simple, heartfelt visual statements.

Description: Shepherd's unwavering devotion. A symbol of hope and boundless love, echoing the timeless story.

Description: Print inspired by the Parable of the Sower (Parable of the Four Soils), Matthew 13:1-23, Mark 4:1-20, and Luke 8:4-15. Intended for 2:3 ratio prints. Feel free to send inquiries via the facebook link.

Description: The bucket made Stanley want to be a better man, and a better co-worker. In time, perhaps he would become both of those things.

Description: He leaves the 99 for the one - Matthew 18:12 - Teal

Description: Parable Of The Lost Sheep, He Left The 99, Christian Bible Verse

Description: What are parables but old school memes? Depicting the parable of the sower as told by Jesus in Matthew 13:3-8, 18-23, this item is sure to be a conversation starter!

Description: Off white ink, quote from Octavia Butler’s “The Parable of the Sower”

Description: The Good Shepherd lays down his life for his sheep, he does not allow any of them to be lost and thus Jesus Christ teaches us the power of compassion and protection that we must have for those most in need.

Description: Dark ink, quote from Octavia Butler’s “The Parable of the Sower”