喬納森的挫敗感

Jonathan, son of Saul, sits on a rocky rise with his armor-bearer close behind him, watching Israel’s men linger beneath a tree on the hillside. His staff is planted firmly in his hand, and his forward gaze carries the tension of a prince who sees danger, delay, and an opportunity for faith-filled action. The shield beside his companion points to the military setting, while the scattered soldiers in the distance suggest an army waiting instead of advancing.

The scene reflects the opening movement of 1 Samuel 14, when Jonathan grows restless while Saul’s forces remain encamped. Jonathan’s later words reveal the theology of the moment: the Lord is not limited by many or by few. The artwork is well suited for teaching on courage, spiritual initiative, leadership, and trusting God when others hesitate.