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| − | The [[Messianic Seal]] is a symbol used | + | The [[Messianic Seal]] is a symbol used by many [[Messianic Judaism|Messianic]] communities and organisations. It comprises a fusion of the [[Menorah]] which represents God’s covenant with the people of [[Israel]] and the [[torah]], the [[ichthys]] representing [[Yeshua]], and the [[Magen David]] representing Israel and particularly the Davidic kingdom. |
Although some groups have claimed earlier examples of the seal, the use of a Magen David as a common symbol of Judaism did not take place until the [[Medieval]] period. | Although some groups have claimed earlier examples of the seal, the use of a Magen David as a common symbol of Judaism did not take place until the [[Medieval]] period. | ||
[[Category:Christian symbolism]] | [[Category:Christian symbolism]] | ||
Revision as of 13:25, May 14, 2008
The Messianic Seal is a symbol used by many Messianic communities and organisations. It comprises a fusion of the Menorah which represents God’s covenant with the people of Israel and the torah, the ichthys representing Yeshua, and the Magen David representing Israel and particularly the Davidic kingdom.
Although some groups have claimed earlier examples of the seal, the use of a Magen David as a common symbol of Judaism did not take place until the Medieval period.