If not for the inscription, the iconography would suggest a Greek deity such as Zeus or an eastern Mediterranean god identified with him. The inscription, however, demands a Jewish context for the image, and the winged wheel naturally evokes Ezekiel's vision of God's 'glory' (Ezekiel 1:4-28). It could not have been of Persian origin, and if Judah issued the coin, the Jerusalem priesthood would have had veto power over the imagery.
the last judgment, man touching god
No. Only God is the real God. The othere gods are just paintings or statues or legends or stories that are just fairy tales. God is real and the other ones are false.
I think he is a male. All the old paintings he was a male. Also he created man first, in his image. And we say: "FATHER help us" and "our FATHER in heaven hallowed be your name..." and we always say father. JESUS, who is apart of God, was a male. So therefore God is A male.
To symbolize God's permanence in nature
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All pictures of God are but representations of mans idea of what God looks like. There are hundreds painted by artists who have their own idea as to what God looks like. There are also thousands of paintings of Christ, all are different in some way.
During the Renaissance. Before that, art was considered "by God". With the rise of Humanism, artists wanted to be recognized for their work. During this time artwork changed as well, and more paintings of the common man arose.
No, there is only one God, no matter what your teacher or mom says. God is the one true God. The other gods that people worship are false and cannot hear prayers. They are just imaginary or statues or stones or paintings with no real signifigance
The first greek god was Zeus
Adam was the the first proghet of god
In paintings and other art he is often depicted as a dark-bearded, regal god.
The Egyptians had a god named Hapi, but I don't know if he was the first god...