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This document lists and briefly describes 12 common Christian symbols, including three linked circles representing the unity of God, the Lamb of God representing Jesus' redeeming death, and the dove of peace symbolizing God's spirit at Jesus' baptism. It also mentions symbols such as the crown of thorns, alpha and omega letters, palm leaves, crossed keys of St. Peter, flames of fire, chi rho letters, scallop shell, INRI inscription, and fish symbol.
This document lists and briefly describes 12 common Christian symbols, including three linked circles representing the unity of God, the Lamb of God representing Jesus' redeeming death, and the dove of peace symbolizing God's spirit at Jesus' baptism. It also mentions symbols such as the crown of thorns, alpha and omega letters, palm leaves, crossed keys of St. Peter, flames of fire, chi rho letters, scallop shell, INRI inscription, and fish symbol.
This document lists and briefly describes 12 common Christian symbols, including three linked circles representing the unity of God, the Lamb of God representing Jesus' redeeming death, and the dove of peace symbolizing God's spirit at Jesus' baptism. It also mentions symbols such as the crown of thorns, alpha and omega letters, palm leaves, crossed keys of St. Peter, flames of fire, chi rho letters, scallop shell, INRI inscription, and fish symbol.
(the unity of God) 2 The Lamb of God, John the Baptist’s description of Jesus and his redeeming death, recalling the Jewish Passover lamb 3 The Dove of Peace, symbol of God’s spirit at the baptism of Jesus 4 The Crown of Thorns (Christ on the cross) 5 Alpha Omega: Christ the beginning and the end (letters of the Greek alphabet) 6 Palm leaves (Palm Sunday), triumph over death and sin 7 Crossed keys of St Peter, the keys to Heaven 8 Flames of fire (the Holy Spirit) 9 Chi Rho, the first two letters of “Christ” in Greek, superimposed 10 Scallop shell, pilgrim symbol for St James (the Greater) of Compostella 11 INRI (Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaiorum, “Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews,” the Latin inscription over the cross 12 Fish symbol, used from the late 2nd century. The Greek word for “fish,” icthus, forms the initial Greek letters of “Jesus Christ, God’s Son, Savior”