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=== User: In Gifts of Heaven vol. ===
In Gifts of Heaven vol. 1 chap. 20, the Lord's Word given to Jakob Lorber we find the following description of Jesus and I was wondering if you could produce a picture  of it as this would be of interest to many? I'll put it below, though I know you can reach it immediately.
# The external appearance of Jesus
1st June 1840, afternoon
[1] As for the pious desire the painter W. has had for a long time, more in his head than in his chest
and it’s viscera, I say that no image, neither of paint, even less made of wood or even metal or
stone, is pleasant to Me.
[2] For see, all this is nothing but matter and therefore dead. But when you now represent Me
figuratively in matter, then you represent Me in death as a being similar to My outer-flesh-form -
which has often already drawn the life out of your heart and has attached in it’s place a dead picture
of My flesh.
[3] Therefore, you should strive much more for the living image of My Love and My Grace in your
hearts than for a faithful imprint of My Flesh! For just as your life does not dwell in the flesh but
only in the heart, therefore also from Me, all life does not pass from My flesh but from My deepest
depths into you - just as naturally all light and all warmth of the sun emanates from it’s center,
where a small spark of My grace and merciful love dwells at rest. Behold, this is the truth!
[4] But if you still want an image of My flesh, I will also give it to you as I gave a king to the
Israelite people. But woe to those who want to worship it! Their soul will become dull, and their
spirit will hardly find My Life more fully within themselves.
[5] But this is the shape of My flesh, and this is the shape of the head, hair, eyes, nose, mouth, ears,
chin and neck:
[6] Let the head be 10 inches high, without the hair, and 7 inches at it’s widest, without the hair. The
forehead is 2/5 of the full length of the face, and then the nose is 1 1/2 fifth, and so from the nose to
the end of the chin is also 1 1/2 fifth.
[7] The forehead is curved in an oval shape, without wrinkles, very light in color, full of divine
majesty against the hair, which is said to be light golden blond.
[8] The eyes should be large. The iris is blue. The pupil very black in relation to the blue. The
angles are pure. The eyelashes fresh, the brows strong and dark brown.
[9] The nose should be straight and noble, soft and not too broad, not too narrow either.
[10] The mouth full of dignity and grace, half open as when a lover speaks to his bride, not too
narrow, nor too wide, but just right, so the upper and so the lower lip, soft in the corners and gentle
in the middle.
[11] A slightly prominent chin, not too broad, nor too narrow, well adorned with a beard slightly
darker than the hair, the latter divided in the middle of the chin. The beard should diminish slightly
along the two jaws and should not take up more than 1/5 of the cheek. The upper mustache should
also be fair, so that neither the lips nor the two corners of the mouth are impaired.
[12] The ear, however, shall be exactly according to the proportions of the nose, and shall be free
(uncovered) from hair, which shall fall a hand-width behind it, gently curled over the neck.
[13] But the neck shall be of medium length, perfect, like that of a virgin.
[14] The expression of the face should represent a bridegroom full of love in the melancholy sight
of his unfaithful bride, similar to the one saying farewell with the most loving heart, with a tear of
pure and true love.
[15] The figure is dressed in a sky-blue, Israelite, wide pleated garment with white, finger-width
bands, standing, barefoot, with the right hand outstretched towards you sinners - as if saying:,
"Come to Me all you who are toilsome and burdened! I will give you rest!" - and placing the left