Jesus Fish Christian Car Emblem Christian Fish Car Badge for Car Truck (Simple)

Manufacturer: Unbranded

Color: Chrome

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lchthus Simple

Jesus Fish Car

Emblem Bumper

Sticker***

💥PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Accessory is 5¹/4" long

By 1²/4" wide

💥Made from Silver Toned

Plastic and Foam with

Adhesive Coating

Depicts Ichthus in a simple

design for Displaying on your

car.

💥Simply peel off the white backing

and press it firmly onto a

clean and dry, Flat surface.

Makes a Wonderful gift for

any occasion.

💥 You can Purchase 1 or more for combined shipping on bulk orders.

God bless and have a wonderful day everyone. 🙏

💥Below is Some neat information on these special emblems, where they came from, what they represent, and why they are so popular today...

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💥(Q.) (((What is the secret symbol of

the Ichthus?)))

💥(A.) It has been speculated

that the symbol was

adopted by early

Christians as a secret

symbol; a shibboleth to

determine if another was indeed

Christian. It is now known colloquially

as the "Jesus fish". Ichthys was

adopted as a Christian symbol.

💥(Q.) What is the fish bumper

sticker?

💥(A.) The ichthys symbol (or

"Jesus fish") is a sign

typically used to

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proclaim an affiliation

with or affinity for

Christianity. The fish was originally

adopted by early Christians as a secret

symbol, but the many variations

known today first appeared in the

1980s.

💥(Q.) Why is the ichthus fish a

symbol of Christianity?

💥(A.) What did the fish represent? Above all,

it was Jesus Christ. The dominant

language of the early Church was

Greek, and in Greek the phrase "Jesus

Christ, Son of God, Savior" produced

the acronym ICHTHYS, the Greek word

for fish. A Christian poem of the

second century spells the word with

the first letters of each line.

💥(Q.) What does ichthus mean in

Greek?

💥(A.) Ichthys (Greek: ix0ớç, capitalized

XOYE; also transliterated and

Latinized as icthus, ichthus or ikhthus),

is the Ancient and Classical Greek

word for "fish." In English, it refers to a symbol consisting of two intersecting arcs, the ends of the right side extending beyond the meeting point,

so as to resemble the profile of a fish, said to have been used by early Christians as a secret symbol[1] and now known colloquially as the "sign of the fish" or the "Jesus fish."[2] Several biblical passages associate Jesus with fish or fishing.

For example, Jesus called his disciples "fishers of men" (e.g., Mark 1:17) and he miraculously fed 5,000 people with fish and bread (Matthew 14:15-21, Mark 6:30-44, Luke 9:12-17, and John 6:4-13).

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