Transfiguration of Christ Framed Canvas Icon

This icon shows Christ transfigured in radiant and uncreated light upon the summit of Mount Tabor, the prophets Moses and Elijah standing at His side, while the apostles Peter, James, and John fall back in awe before a glory their eyes could scarcely bear to behold. The presence of Moses and Elijah, representing the Law and the Prophets, testifies that the whole of the Old Covenant finds its fulfilment in the Person now revealed before them, while the voice of the Father once again proclaims Him as the beloved Son to be heard above all others. The Church has long taught that the light shown in this icon was not a created brightness but the very glory of God, the same glory the saints are promised to share when their own transfiguration in Christ is finally made complete. Kept among the Twelve Great Feasts, this icon offers a glimpse of the hope set before every believer, and stands as a fitting gift for anyone seeking encouragement on the long path toward holiness.

“While he yet spake, behold, a bright cloud overshadowed them: and behold a voice out of the cloud... hear ye him.” (Matthew 17:5)

O Christ our God, who wast transfigured in glory upon the mountain before Thy chosen disciples, transfigure also our own darkened hearts, that we may reflect, however faintly, the light that shone from Thee that day. Amen.

This framed canvas makes a beautiful and cherished gift for baptisms, name days, Christmas, Easter, or any occasion where the Orthodox faith is celebrated.

Product Details:

• Premium canvas print, framed and ready to hang
• Available in Natural or Black frame
• Canvas print area: 12 x 18 inches
• Overall framed size: 13 x 20 inches (frame depth 1.6 inches)
• Vivid, fade-resistant print quality
• A meaningful gift for baptisms, name days, and feast days

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• Carefully packaged to arrive in perfect condition
• Produced and dispatched by our trusted print partner
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A daily reminder of faith, for yourself or someone you love.