Chariots Of Fire: Artwork By Ron Dicianni

"Don't be afraid," the prophet answered. "Those who are with us are more than those who are with them." 2 Kings 6:16

Throughout history, it has been proven again and again that America's soldiers have not only fought and bled for our freedom but have also fought and bled to defend what is right. Probably any soldier would admit they felt uncertainty or fear as war waged around them. But just as God single-handedly protected Israel in 2 Kings 6:8-22, God too has shown favor on the United States.

Chariots of Fire serves as a constant reminder that God will defend what is right. While the soldier in the painting could be in any location around the world, the imagery of the chariots of fire is used as a symbol to the brave men and women who comprise our Armed Forces that they fight for a "just cause" surrounded by "Chariots of Fire."

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