'Beautifully structured and filled with insights from an author who is both a priest and a painter, Henry's compelling enthusiasm both for Jesus' parable and van Gogh's painting, has produced a book bursting with insights into art, God and life.' -- Revd Professor Maggi Dawn 'Oh, this is good. Being cynical about the 'art history' approach to spirituality I did not really expect Van Gogh's painting of the Good Samaritan to shed much light on the parable, but I was wrong. This is fresh, instructive, wise and inspiring - and the command to 'go and do likewise' is expounded with bracing honesty and a challenging sting in the tail. Highly recommended for personal or group reading.' -- The Very Revd Dr Jeffrey John 'With tremendous tenderness, meticulous detail and hard-won insight into the human condition, Henry Martin lovingly paints Vincent van Gogh painting the Good Samaritan. By the end of this life-changing book, it as if Christ were the artist, we his subject, our world his irresistible canvas, our darkest shadows bathed in radiant cheering yellow.' -- Rt Revd David Wilbourne