Books of Judgement by A_

Poser • Religious/Spiritual • posted on Oct 02, 2006

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"Three books are opened on Rosh HaShana in the Heavenly Court: one for completely wicked people, one for completely righteous people, and one for those in the middle. The completely righteous people are immediately inscribed and sealed for life; the completely wicked people are immediately inscribed and sealed for death. Those in the middle have their judgment suspended until Yom Kippur. If they merit it, they are written for life; if not, they are written for death." -Talmud credits: DAZ's David, wings by Darkworld, desk by zippo; Poser render; lots of painting and postwork in Photoshop (thanks to antje for the wonderful cloud brushes). thanks for viewing!

Comments (13)

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Kerbad

4:00PM | Mon, 02 October 2006

Xcellent indeed...

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annita

4:20PM | Mon, 02 October 2006

Awesome piece of art.

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Whatthe

7:07PM | Mon, 02 October 2006

Very brilliantly done. I like the softness of the image.

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Belladzines

10:30PM | Mon, 02 October 2006

wonderful depiction!

Defient

10:50PM | Mon, 02 October 2006

cool work! Wonderful image :)

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anitalee

1:39AM | Tue, 03 October 2006

Excellent work

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dorkati

3:04AM | Tue, 03 October 2006

Wow!

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Surama

3:34AM | Tue, 03 October 2006

Wonderful idea!

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ascrazy

5:26AM | Tue, 03 October 2006

excellent work:-)

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RodolfoCiminelli

6:59AM | Tue, 03 October 2006

Awesome imagery.....!!!!

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Richabri

9:42AM | Tue, 03 October 2006

I wonder if this scripture is the basis for that song that says "You have to accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative and don't mess with Mr. In Between" ? :) Very nicely done Anat :)

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