The second commandment prohibits making any likeness of God, and since Jesus Christ is God, this includes any picture or statue of Him. Most representations of Jesus Christ depict Him with long hair, soft feminine features, and a sentimental look in His eyes, which contradicts the masculine portrayal in the Bible. The apostle Paul notes that long hair on a man is a dishonor, and first-century societal norms, as seen in art of that era, favored short hair for men. Jesus Christ, described as a carpenter and outdoor worker, displayed strength by chasing moneychangers out of the Temple courts and enduring physical hardships like fasting for forty days and severe beatings before crucifixion. He was not effeminate, and Isaiah describes Him as having no notable beauty or form that would make Him stand out. Therefore, most images of Jesus Christ falsely represent Him, opposing every biblical description of His true nature.