Auf den Berg

Moses and Joshua climb the rocky heights of Mount Sinai, turning to raise their hands toward the people gathered far below in the wilderness. Moses stands in white robes with his staff, while Joshua follows beside him, dressed for the ascent. The distant camp and open desert emphasize the solemn separation between the congregation of Israel and the mountain where God summons His servant. The scene reflects the moment in Exodus 24 when the Lord calls Moses up to receive the tablets of stone, the law, and the commandments. Joshua accompanies him as attendant, while the elders and the people remain below. The ascent becomes a visual meditation on covenant, obedience, leadership, and the holiness of God’s presence.