I think the makeup means the resurrection was a fake and the left keys are referring to his crypt being reopened and the body stolen so another religion could be founded ("here you go create another fable"). Now comes the part with makeup, and leaving the keys. His death was no salvation, just another crime against one of humanity's greatest men who stood up against injustice. Now I don't want to offend religious beliefs but I think Jesus was inspired and lived and teached the fact that love and forgiveness are the only things that can save mankind. If it really was the sacrifice he had to bring to save all Christianity from death these are not the right words, What doesn't seem to fit is that Jesus would call his death a "self-righteous suicide". The interpretation that its about Jesus dying on the cross came to my mind quickly as well. We all still have the same fate-our eventual death in this world. We all can relate ironically, how we try to do everything right but in the end, we realize we have become what we all feared the most. And thus starting a new " fable" of Him being just another false prophet in their eyes. To the onlookers, if He had all the answers, why did He die now, when He was suppose to be their hope? Basically leaving the "keys on the table" in their minds. The Apostles and Angels deserve to die for not rescuing Him when they could have. This to me is about how He was taunted, if He is God, why doesn't He make Himself heal His scars and clean up His bloody hair and face? Hey well He wanted to but it was His choice to let the Powers be. "Ch" and "Su" are symbolic of The name Christ Jesus. That said, I believe the artist understands that and is not referring to Armenians but rather Jesus and the ironies and questions that baffled the onlookers. I may be way off because I am ignorant about the history of the Armenians. Why'd you leave the keys up on the table?įather Into your hands I commit my spiritįather Into your hands, why have you forsaken me?
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