Seville City, the Holy Cathedral of the Church of Light. Hebrew stood solemnly before the statue, softly chanting a hymn recorded in the canon.
Sunlight poured through the rainbow-colored cathedral windows and fell upon the man.
Deep shadows stretched across the steps before him, staining the pristine marble statue with a gray-black edging. The robe draped along the statue's legs was carved from stone, yet under the master artisan's meticulous sculpting and the interplay of light and shadow, it appears delicate and weightless.
The Light Scripture teaches that the all-knowing, all-powerful Lord possesses no permanent gender or definite form. As the origin of both the material and spiritual realms, He is the beginning and the end of everything. He is both One and the entirety of existence, the supreme ruler and creator of all that exists.
Therefore, the statue of the Lord before Hebrew was merely a fictional existence modeled after the human form.
