Time Moves Forward

When I look at the very back wall, I see that it is made of a metal that is gold in color; there's nothing on that wall except for that clock. The clock is held in place by small attachments to two large pieces of metal struts. It is known that before the clock will run out, that it will shake and be violent at times. And so the clock was attached to those metal struts to keep it in place.

The face of the clock is half covered and half revealed. In the upper center of the clock there is a pattern of a smaller circle made of rectangular pieces. Those rectangles are followed by circles in descending size and in a circular path that is clock wise.

To me the clock represents human history or the age of man. The uncovered part of the face is the future that we don't know. What is revealed is history that has already taken place. The white rectangles with the circles behind them represent the different ages and eras that man has been through in the past. On the part of the clock that is revealed there are black lines that go in all different kinds of directions. Those black lines, to me, represent the different interests and wants that mankind has had over the centuries. These interests have crossed and conflicted with each other and so we've had wars and conflicts. On the edges of the clock, I see other-worldly metal craftsmanship. Either that could mean that certain events in human history were meant to happen on specific days or years, or that could mean that the divine creator of the clock has taken account of some events that have taken place.

The big hand of the clock is not where the roman numeral six is located. And so the face of the clock is slowly revealed as big hand makes so many revolutions around the clock or as certain things take place in human history. On the clock I see four crowns. The biggest crown, I see at the center of the two hands; I see if as God - the father presiding over this world. The crown on the big hand of the clock is Jesus who oversees the affairs of man. The crown at the roman numeral six was when Jesus came to this earth for his mortal ministry and crucifixion. The crown past the roman numeral nine is when Christ will reign on the earth for a thousand years.

That large and dark figure that hangs over the clock that is seemingly carried above the clock, to me, represents the God's kingdom. When the entire face is revealed a hole will appear in the upper center where that dark cylinder will fit. Then God's kingdom will stand unchallenged on and on and on. It's like the sum of all the eras and events that took place in human history was to make eventual way for the kingdomship of Christ here on the earth.

At least, it makes sense to me to look at this picture that way. But if I'm wrong, please let me know. I don't like how there will be four blood moons in 2014 and 2015. I don't like it because I know what it means. I want Christ to be King but I don't like what has to take place for that to happen. In the events right before he returns, there will be a lot of violence and death. I really don't look forward to that.

It's a very nice picture, but here again, it deals with time and so there is a seriousness that goes with it. I'm glad you put a lot of thought into this picture.
Good Work!