The Cross with an embracing arm. The Cross embracing a person (representing the bride of Christ), for it is through the love of God that Jesus died on the Cross so that everyone who believes in Him will be saved. The emblem is not distinguished easily, since it is a prophetic action, representing the lifting of the veil, for it is only in the recreated life and embracing arms (strength) of Jesus Christ that we can see.

The shofars. The Shofar’s reminds us that we died with Christ and the life we live is in Christ wholly surrendered to the Father as an instrument of praise, being send out to proclaim the Good News of Salvation for all nations, offering them the hope of eternal glory.

The blue circle. A reminder that we have been empowered as promised with the Holy Spirit to be a witness unto Jesus, and that we do not need to rely upon our own inability.

The Bible. The foundation on which we build as we acknowledge that every promise in the Bible is Yes and Amen for each of us in Jesus Christ.

The Kotel, or Western Wall. Reminding us that Jesus said that Salvation is from the Jews and that we need to pray for their Salvation as in Romans 11.

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