Jesus in the Home of Martha, Mary and Lazarus Panel #15287



According to the Bible, Jesus visited Martha and Mary in their home in the town of Bethany. The story is recorded in the Gospel of Luke (10:38-42). Martha and Mary were sisters, and the story describes how they received Jesus into their home. Martha was busy preparing food and making arrangements for their guest, while Mary sat at Jesus' feet listening to his teachings. Martha became frustrated that Mary was not helping her, and asked Jesus to tell Mary to help her with the preparations. Jesus responded by saying, "Martha, Martha, you are worried and distracted by many things; there is need of only one thing. Mary has chosen the better part, which will not be taken away from her" (Luke 10:41-42). This story has been interpreted in different ways. Some see it as a lesson in prioritizing spiritual matters over worldly concerns, while others see it as an example of the different gifts that people have, and the importance of recognizing and valuing these differences. Regardless of the interpretation, the story highlights the importance of hospitality and welcoming guests, and the value of spending time in the presence of Jesus and learning from his teachings. Regenerate response

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Customization Options

Gallery designs can be adjusted to fit your needs. We can:

  • Change colors
  • Resize panels or alter shapes
  • Modify or remove borders
  • Combine elements from multiple designs

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Finish Options:
  • Cathedral: Translucent with soft colors. Best for letting light through and achieving a classic stained glass look.
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Our standard panels are designed to be inserted in front of pre-existing windows and secured using:
  • Silicone caulking
  • Wood trim
  • Brackets*

Hanging panels come with eyehooks and chains.

* Additional hardware not included

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Material: 1/4" polymer*
Frame: 1/2" black anodized aluminum**
Weight: 2 lbs per square foot
Overall Thickness: 1/2"
*1/8" polymer available upon request
**Frameless panels available upon request

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Designed for simple, low-maintenance care. The smooth, seamless construction helps minimize dust and dirt buildup, unlike traditional designs with grooves or lead lines. It's an ideal choice for busy environments that value both beauty and practicality.

To clean your panel, use a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals, ammonia-based cleaners, or abrasive materials.

Our polymer panels are crafted with safety and peace of mind in mind. Made without lead or other hazardous materials, they meet key standards for interior building products and are appropriate for use in public and commercial spaces.

As with any building material, proper installation and usage are essential. We encourage all customers to follow local codes and regulations to ensure safe application.

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