<p>Painting from early 17th Century, maybee from the organ that came to Rystad church in 1645, Diocese of Linköping, Linköpings kommun, Sweden
</p><p>Picture program: 
</p><p>Mose on the left with the two stonetables of God's Law (for the Old Testament)
</p><p>Peter on the right with the keys (for the New Testament) 
</p><p>In the middle a scene illustrating a Bible word from Jesaja, chapter 6;
It describes Jesaja being appointed as a prophete. An angel is coming with glowing charcoal to purify his lips for the words of God.
</p><p>Perhaps the use for an organ chest makes this sense: the pipes of this organ shall only sound to the glory of god.
</p><p>The form of the wooden parts is very similar to organs of the time mentioned above. 
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Håkan Svensson (Xauxa)
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