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Cleansed < Whole

Leavitt paints her interpretation of the ten lepers who were “cleansed” and healed by the Savior (Luke 17:14). Each of the healed lepers reacts with awe and celebration. But one healed man returns to the Savior and drops to his knees in gratitude. It seems Christ then offers a spiritual and a physical healing: “Arise, go thy way: thy faith hath made thee whole” (Luke 17:19). Leavitt uses white horizontal lines to indicate Christ’s power extending to those around Him. While His power cleanses all the men, only he who returned in gratitude is made whole.