Jesus heilt einen Aussätzigen

Jesus stands in a rocky wilderness setting with His hand resting compassionately on a man in a red robe, portraying the healing of a leper who has been restored by Christ’s mercy. The man’s face is lifted with relief and gratitude, while Jesus meets him with personal nearness rather than distance or rejection. In the Gospel accounts, leprosy made a person ceremonially unclean and socially isolated, yet Jesus touched the afflicted man and made him clean. This scene emphasizes both physical healing and spiritual restoration: Christ does not merely speak from afar, He enters human suffering with authority, compassion, and holiness. The image is well suited for teaching on healing, mercy, restoration, faith, and the ministry of Jesus to the outcast.