An abstract artistic interpretation of a scene from Acts 22:5 from the Bible. Set in a mid-first-century Middle Eastern context, the high priest clad in ceremonial attire is observed bearing witness. He is surrounded by a group of elders who command an air of respect and authority, all in a stately chamber denoted by stone walls and ancient scriptures. A set of letters addressed to the brethren stand out, partially unsealed, bearing urgent news. In the backdrop, we perceive a winding route leading to Damascus, with faint outlines of people bound, projected against a sunset. All this interpreted in a style reminiscent of 19th-century romanticism often characterized by strong emotions, sublime landscapes and dramatic narratives, employing a virtual paintbrush.