Gnostic & Christian Symbols ()

Crosses:

Latin Cross Crucifix
Latin Cross Reverse cross Orthodox Crucifix Methodist Cross fitchy
Cross of Lorraine
Cross Lorraine Andrew’s Cross Tau Cross Papal Cross Greek Cross Jerusalem Cross
Cross of Lorraine Brigid's cross Latin Cross Ankh Ethiopian Cross
Cross Lorraine Camargue Cross Brighid’s cross Coptic Cross Christian Ankh Ethiopian Cross

Many more crosses

Traditional & Early Christian Emblems:

Chi-ro Vesica pisces
Pentagram Chi Rho Holy Seal Jesus Fish
 Passion Orans
Alpha and Omega Anchor Fish Chi-ro Halo
Alpha & Omega Anchor fish Chi Rho Halo Passion Alexamenos
Poisoned Cup
Ichthus Wheel Death Praying hands Seraph Poison Cup Christogram
Globe and cross Pomegranate
Globus Cruciger Pomegranate

 

Catholic Symbols, Symbols of the Saints:

IHS Monstrance
IHS Sacred Heart Auspice Maria Scapular Keys of St. Peter Monstrance
Chi-ro
Triregnum Immaculate Heart Guadalupe Miraculous Medal Chi Rho Shamrock

 

Churches & Denominations:

Lutheran
Unitarian Luther’s seal Unitarian Lutheran Methodist Presbyterian
Crucifix
Orthodox Catholic

 

Messianic Symbols:

Messianic star Messianic seal
Messianic seal Messianic Messianic

 

Gnostic Symbols:

Ankh Ouroboros
Baptismal cross Iao Sabaoth Serpent cross Ankh Ouroboros Serpent Wheel

 

Celtic Christian:

Trinity fish Chalice Well Sheela-na-gig
Evangelists Triqueta Arthur’s Cross Glastonbury Clover Sheela-na-gig

 

Mormon (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints):

Moroni
Moroni Melchizedek

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October 7, 2009 at 1:54 pm

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Michael Geerts November 19, 2009 at 5:20 pm

The link to the meaning of the papal cross is broken. And that’s just the cross I want to know more about… Because, it reminds me of the kabbala too…

Can you help me?

Kind greatings,

Michael Geerts

admin November 21, 2009 at 12:46 am

Should work now, apolgogies for the broken link.

Semibel March 5, 2010 at 12:14 am

You should add Eye of Providence (Christian), Christian Pentagram (mostly used by Mormons now), Morning Star (Longer inverted pentagram, mostly used by Mormons now), Anglican Cross, Patriarchal Cross and Celtic Cross (Christian one here, and Christian in pagan section to replace by shortened one).
And I have a question… Was original Egyptian Ankh used by Copts anytime? In some sites I read that he is used from 4 century, to 9 century.

Jennifer March 5, 2010 at 3:35 am

Most of those are here, in various categories. A few categories are waiting to be transitioned from the old site.

Jennifer March 5, 2010 at 4:38 am

In answer to your second, I’ve seen the ankh used, but I don’t recall how long that went on. I’ll see if i can find a reference.

Julio July 16, 2012 at 9:42 pm

I thought the griffin is a symbol of jesus too, since its part eagle ( king of the skies, which is jesus` heavenly half) and part lion (king of the jungle, which is jesus` earthly half) and when put together makes a griffin ( jesus part god, part human).

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