3 symbols
The cornerstone is a metaphor for Jesus Christ, who is the foundation of the church and the faith of believers.
This symbol emphasizes Jesus as the essential and foundational element of salvation and the church, fulfilling Old Testament prophecy.
In ancient construction, the cornerstone was the first stone set, determining the position of the entire structure.
Boldness in this context refers to the courage and confidence given by the Holy Spirit to proclaim the gospel despite opposition.
This symbol highlights the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, enabling believers to witness fearlessly.
In the face of persecution, boldness was a necessary trait for early Christians to spread the message of Christ.
Unity among believers is depicted as having one heart and soul, sharing everything in common.
This symbol reflects the ideal of Christian community, where love and selflessness mirror the unity of the Trinity.
The early church's unity was a powerful testimony to the transformative power of the gospel in a divided world.