Buffalo Lighthouse

By Rachel Maiorano

The Lord first highlighted Split Point Lighthouse in Australia, known by the locals as the “White Queen.” I began developing the painting plan and started laying out the composition, completing the outline of the lighthouse, including painting the light and structure of the top.

On June 22, as I was gluing the foundational Scriptures onto the canvas for the lighthouse, the Lord spoke clearly:

“Tear down and rebuild the house.”

Two days later, on June 24, I felt a strong leading from the Lord to change the lighthouse completely. Instead of Split Point, He directed me to Buffalo Main Lighthouse in Buffalo, New York.

That same day, a package unexpectedly arrived at my door containing a real buffalo hide. The timing immediately stood out to me, confirming the change in direction and the connection to Buffalo. It became another witness as the Lord redirected the foundation of the painting.

Scripture on the Lighthouse

The Light and the Call

● Matthew 4:16–20

● Matthew 5:11–16

● Matthew 7:9–29

● Matthew 28:16–20

● John 8:12

● Isaiah 60:1–16

● Psalm 27:1

The Foundation

● Isaiah 28:16–17

● Psalm 118:19–21

● Ephesians 2:18–22

● 1 Peter 2:5–7

Building the House

● 1 Corinthians 3:6–23

● 1 Corinthians 4:1–2

● Ephesians 4:10–16

● 2 Timothy 2:19–26

● James 5:8–20

Living as the Bride

● Song of Songs 2

● Song of Songs 3:1–5

● Song of Songs 8

● 1 Corinthians 11:24–34

● 1 Corinthians 13:1–12

● 2 Timothy 4:1–8

● Revelation 19:1–9

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