Run With Endurance
Come see sculptures from the 1st century and artwork depicting this dynamic time in Bible history. You will be reminded of ways in which our endurance could be compromised and how the true God continues to supply endurance to his loyal ones.
- Los Angeles County Museum of Art
- 1.5 hours
- $11/device (Does not include booking fees)
- Virtual - not broadcast from the location
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What is endurance? One reference work says that endurance is “the spirit which can bear things, not simply with resignation, but with blazing hope. It is the quality that keeps a man on his feet with his face to the wind. It is the virtue which can transmute the hardest trial into glory because beyond the pain it sees the goal.” In this tour, we will discuss more this sterling quality.
The tour features sculptures from the 1st century and artwork depicting this dynamic time in Bible history. You will be reminded of ways in which our endurance could be compromised and how the true God continues to supply endurance to his loyal ones.
- In what way is Christian endurance unique?
- How were the 1st century Christians’ endurance under test?
- What does the true God provide for his servants to endure?
Reviews of The Tour «Run With Endurance» from Our Guests
- Great experience. From the quality of the videos and photos to the knowledge and insight. Everything was wonderful.
- Many times things are mentioned and brought out in ways that allow us to put the pieces of the puzzle in place. We see how history applies to us today, and Jehovah does give us everything we need. Some us are not researchers and learning to dig deeper. More importantly […]
- The group was small and very engaging. I enjoyed the small group because everyone was able to participate and share without anyone dominating time.
- It was a satisfying tour. I went on a similar one in person at the Met in NY, however I’m glad it was based in Los Angeles and for the future I’d love to see a Getty Villa tour added.
Which ancient goddess is this sculpture depicting? Where was she venerated? In this tour, you will see which apostle travelled to the place that honors her name.
This is a sculpture of an athlete. What sport did he play? At that time, what did it mean to have a sculpture in your image? These questions and more will be answered on the tour.
What is special about this model? It is the smaller scale version of a large feature in a church in France. You will see a very important inscription as we show you a closer look on the tour.