A perfect man (only Jesus Christ) needs no loin covering because He committed no sin. The Roman soldiers who put Him to death, stripped-naked those to be crucified to shame them as much as possible. But, as I see it, Jesus’ nakedness is a sign of no sin, not shame. Just as Adam was without sin and naked in the garden before he sinned. (This is not to insinuate that it was permissible for Jesus to walk around naked while in His earthly existence).

Here we have the familiar love gesture superimposed over Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvius Man, who is considered to represent the perfection of man by residing inside a square (earthly existence) and a circle (heavenly existence) respectively.

Yeah, you guessed it, that’s God’s Eye in the far background, appropriately named by astronomers who discovered it a few years back. And that’s a tear from His eye that He shed (my insertion) for choosing to sacrifice His One and only Son, Jesus, on our behalf. And hopefully, add your love gesture along with His Father, Jehovah, to reinforce our gratitude of Jesus accepting His Father’s death decree.