Digital art visualising specific segments from Romans 8:31-34. First, symbolise the phrase 'If God is for us, who can be against us?' through a radiant, larger-than-life figure that towers in protection over smaller figures. Second, represent 'He who did not spare his own Son' by depicting a sacrifice scene with a father and son. Third, show 'Christ Jesus who died' via an image of a peaceful man lying down, and 'who was raised to life' with the same man standing strong and triumphant, projecting the idea of resurrection. Fourth, embody 'at the right hand of God' by placing the resurrected man responding to the radiant figure's call.