Nguni (2023) Painting by Ilse Kleyn Jordaan

Oil on Canvas, 39.4x27.6 in
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  • Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Painting, Oil on Canvas
  • Dimensions Height 39.4in, Width 27.6in
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  • Categories Paintings under $5,000 Spiritual Art Animal
The Ox is symbolic of a few things, firstly it is symbolic of teaching the gospel. a willing, loyal, hardworking servant of the Lord who lays down his life for his Master's will. One who obeys the great commission - Matt 28:19 “Now go in my authority and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the[...]
The Ox is symbolic of a few things, firstly it is symbolic of teaching the gospel. a willing, loyal, hardworking servant of the Lord who lays down his life for his Master's will. One who obeys the great commission - Matt 28:19 “Now go in my authority and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. TPT.
It also shows someone who is of strong character.
Prov 14:4 “Where there are no oxen, the manger is clean, But much revenue [because of good crops] comes by the strength of the ox.”
The ox is also used to plow and break new ground - a forerunner - one who does not give ear to the opinions of others, or the fear of failure. One with an apostolic ministry.

Likewise, the Lord’s warriors obey His commandment to bring the gospel. They are strong, loyal, and hardworking men and women. They can be trusted, even if things begin to become dirty - they bear ahead and do not back down. They are led by the Spirit and the fruit of the Spirit is proof of their character.

WHO ARE THEY? They are the "Guardians" of the Throne of God, and accompany it wherever it goes (Ez. 1:24-28). The four living creatures are a special, exalted order of angelic beings or cherubim. This is clear by their close proximity to the throne of God. Ezekiel 1:12–20. These four living creatures do not rest day or night as they protect the throne of GOD in its holiness.

They have the likeness of four faces: of a man, an ox, a lion, and an eagle. They seem to be representative of various parts of God's creation (humanity, domesticated animals, wild beasts, and birds). These living creatures worship God continually.

The cherubim represents God's redeemed people. The qualities of the four faces are those which belong to God's people. His warriors walk in covenant with their Bridegroom. They are facing four ways, towards all quarters of the globe, representing their duty of extending the truth. The wings show swiftness of obedience;

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Ilse Kleyn was born in Vanderbijlpark, a small town is South-Africa. Her father was a policeman and her mother a hairdresser. When she was a little girl her father got promoted and they moved to[...]

Ilse Kleyn was born in Vanderbijlpark, a small town is South-Africa. Her father was a policeman and her mother a hairdresser.

When she was a little girl her father got promoted and they moved to a town called Barkley-East where he was the head of the Stock theft unit. This is where Ilse won her 1st art competition and her love for art was born. Due to sad circumstances, her mother and father got divorced and Ilse and her mother and brother moved back to Vanderbijlpark where she finished school.

It was her dream to study art. But her father persuaded her to look at a more steady income and to join the South African Police Force. In 1990 Ilse joined the Police in Pretoria as a Police Artist drawing wanted criminals, stolen property, designing posters, pamphlets ext. After two years she relocated to Cape Town – still working at ID Kitt in the Police. In Cape Town Ilse met her husband and they started a family. During this time she studied her Police diploma and soon were promoted to Captain. During her police career of 16 years, she worked at various departments including Diamond and Gold Unit and Occult related crimes.

When the two babies got bigger, Ilse found more spare time for herself and picked up on her nearly forgotten dream of becoming an artist. Soon the homes of all the family were decorated with Ilse’s paintings and strangers started asking for paintings. Ilse’s husband saw great potential and took her work to galleries - this proved to be very positive.

Within a year the demand for her work was getting more and more – so much that she had to make a choice. She chose her dream and left the Police in Augusts 2006.
Ilse sold 103 painting the first year as a full-time artist. With the help of her heavenly Father, she proved to her earthly father that doing what you were born to do is a far better way to earn an income. She has no formal training in the arts. But obtained her Bachelors degree in Theology in 2020.

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