Appeal to Heaven - Framed 1", printed with a matte finish, 6" x 24"
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One of Americas first unofficial flags during the American Revolution was Appeal To Heaven Flag inspired from the writings of John Locke. Some of America’s earliest battles and victories (Bunker Hill and the Battle of Boston) were fought under a banner declaring “an appeal to Heaven.” Today we are once again appealing to Heaven asking for Gods grace and blessing upon America. The main text is II Chronicles 7:14 and along the bottom of the print are seven flag bearers with six popular Bible verses associated with prayer. (James 5:16, Mark 11:23-24, Luke 10: 17-19, 1 John 5:14-15, II Corinthians 10:3-4, Luke 11:9-10).
- Print size: 6" x 24"
- Frame size: 7 ½ x 25 ½"
- Pebble textured finish (no glass)
- Available in different frame styles
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Kelsey
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