I‘ve placed Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man in what is considered to be a valid tomb setting for Jesus. This Vitruvian Man drawing was the visual expression of da Vinci interpreting the thoughts of first century BCE architect Marcus Vitruvius, who likened his perfect proportions of man to an earthly square and a celestial circle,

In my graphic, I’ve depicted a white, outlined, blackened Jesus to represent His earthly death inside a square, played–off against a flesh–colored, resurrected Jesus inside a partially–dotted, celestial circle, mostly outside of the tomb shape.

If man were to have towed the line for following Jesus as He directed, there would have been no need for a Plan ”B.” But, of course, that didn’t happen–time and time again. Regardless,  Jehovah still loved mankind so much, that He decided to sacrifice His one and only Son, Jesus, that we could have the opportunity to be reconciled back to Him. Do I here an “Amen” brothers and sisters?