Messianic Seal (Messianic Christianity)
The “Messianic Seal,”
has been adopted as an emblem of the Messianic Christian movement.*
It consists of a fish emblem, or vesica pisces, surmounted by a Magen
David, and topped with a Menorah. The original was patterned after
emblems found on a number of artifacts believed to have been used by
first century Jewish followers of Christ.

First century inscription in stone.

First century; anointing jar
*”Messianic” religious
groups are Christian groups who adopt certain Jewish practices in an
attempt to practice an earlier, purer, form of Christianity, and
often focus (usually unsuccessfully) on converting Jews to Christianity, a practice considered highly offensive by many followers of Judaism.
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