For Good Friday here is the 7thC Christ in Glory from the Ruthwell Cross in the Scottish Borders, surrounded by the text of the Anglo-Saxon poem, the Dream of the Rood. It seems to have been the work of a Jarrow sculptor, so part of the world of Bede:
Syllic wæs se sigebeam, ic synnum fah,
forwunded mid wommum. Geseah ic wuldres treow
wædum geweorðod, wynnum scinan,
gegyred mid golde; gimmas hæfdon
bewrigen weorðlice wealdendes treow.
Wondrous was that victory-beam; I, stained with sins,
wounded with wickedness. I saw the tree of glory
adorned with drapery, shining with joys,
decked with gold; gems had
worthily wrapped the Ruler's tree.
The Dream of the Rood, ll.13-17.