Behold the Lamb of God – "The Nativity"

This nativity scene reflects extensive research into first-century Bethlehem, including the use of stone mangers rather than wooden ones. Turner depicts Christ's birth in the same caves where sacrificial lambs were raised for the Temple, reinforcing theological continuity. Even subtle details—such as the presence of female shepherds—are historically grounded. The painting emphasizes fulfillment rather than sentiment.