Felipe y el etíope

Philip walks beside the Ethiopian court official on the desert road, guiding him toward the water after explaining the prophecy of Isaiah and the good news of Jesus Christ. The official’s chariot and attendant remain nearby, while the rocky stream and open wilderness frame the moment just before baptism. Drawn from Acts 8, the scene honors one of the earliest accounts of the gospel crossing national and cultural boundaries. Philip’s obedience to the Spirit brings Scripture into focus: the suffering servant passage is fulfilled in Christ, and the Ethiopian responds with faith, asking what prevents him from being baptized. This artwork serves well for teaching on evangelism, Scripture interpretation, missions, baptism, and the welcome of all nations into the kingdom of God.