Expels Collection

Jesus and Temple
He expels the money-changers from the Temple precincts

Becket excommunicates his adversaries AD1165, 1920's (litho)
833111 Becket excommunicates his adversaries AD1165, 1920's (litho) by Skinner, Edward Frederick (1865-1924); Private Collection; (add.info)

St. Augustine dispels the heretics (oil on canvas)
704115 St. Augustine dispels the heretics (oil on canvas) by Lanfranco, Giovanni (1582-1647); Chiesa di San Agostino, Rome, Italy; Italian, out of copyright

JESUS EXPELS DEMONS
Jesus expels several demons from a possessed man

Ignatius Loyola Performs a devilish spell out, Hieronymus Wierix, 1611 - 1615

Jesus Expels Demons
Jesus expels several demons from a possessed man

1909 / Russian Tyrant
Socialism expels the Russian tyrant - a somewhat premature cartoon : the Tsar has still eight years to go before his abdication

Jesuits in the Congo
The ruler of the Congo, angered when the Jesuit missionaries try to make him renounce his latest wife, expels them from his country

Angel Expels Adam
An angel, sword in hand, shows Adam the way out of Paradise

Jesus Expels a Demon
He expels a demon from a possession victim

Exorcist Expels Demon
An exorcist (Jesus) successfully drives a demon from the body of its victim - you can see the nasty creature taking flight as it emerges from its involuntary host

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"Expels: From Jesus and Temple to Jesuits in the Congo" The powerful image of Jesus expelling demons showcases his divine authority over evil forces, reminding us of his unwavering strength and compassion. In a stunning depiction, an angel expels Adam from the Garden of Eden, symbolizing the consequences of disobedience and mankind's expulsion from paradise. St. Augustine dispels the heretics with his profound teachings, defending the true faith against those who sought to distort it, leaving a lasting impact on Christianity. Through a mesmerizing oil painting on canvas, we witness Jesus expelling demons as he demonstrates his ability to heal and restore individuals plagued by darkness. A detail from a stained glass window beautifully portrays the parable of the Good Samaritan, emphasizing how acts of kindness can expel prejudice and bring unity among diverse communities. Ignatius Loyola astounds with his miraculous abilities as he performs a devilish spell out in Hieronymus Wierix's captivating artwork from 1611-1615. History unravels as we delve into Russian tyranny in 1909 when oppressive rulers expelled various groups like Moors and Gypsies based on their ethnicity or beliefs. The Gypsies petition for acceptance after being unjustly expelled throughout history highlights their resilience and desire for inclusion within society. Jesuits' presence in the Congo reveals their efforts to educate locals while respecting cultural differences—a testament to their mission of spreading knowledge rather than exploiting others' land or resources. In these diverse instances spanning across time and cultures, "expels" emerges as a recurring theme—whether it be Jesus casting out demons or societies excluding certain groups—reminding us that expulsion holds both spiritual significance and societal implications that shape our collective human experience.