Judeo-Christian Traditions:
Symbols of Christmas, Hope, and Peace
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Here is a short list of Christmas symbols you can share at dinner time.
Christmas Symbols
The Star: A heavenly sign of prophecy fulfilled long, long ago- The shining hope of mankind.
The Color Red:
The first color of Christmas, symbolizing the Savior’s sacrifice for all
The Fir Tree:
Evergreen- the second color of Christmas shows everlasting light and life. The needles point up to heaven.
The Bell: Rings out to guide lost sheep back to the fold, signifying that all are precious in His eyes.
The Candle: A mirror of starlight, reflecting our thanks for the star of Bethlehem.
The Gift Bow: Tied as we should all be tied together in bonds of goodwill forever.
The Candy Cane: Represents the shape of the shepherd’s crook, used to bring lost lambs back to the fold.
The Wreath: A symbol of the never ending eternal value of love…having no end.
Keep our precious Judeo-Christian traditions alive!
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