Mold Me, Make Me Figurine Material:Resin " This educational artwork powerfully

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Mold Me, Make Me Figurine Material:Resin " This educational artwork powerfullyA beautiful high quality figurine depicting an African American woman with natural engaged in the act of prayer. She is turned to the Messiah Jesus and asking him to shape and mold her body, mind and spirit. It was inspired by the following biblical scripture: But now, O Lord, thou art our father; we are the clay, and thou our potter; and we all are the work of thy hand. Isaiah 64: 8 The base of the figurine contains the phrase "Mold Me, Make Me".