Gold and Christianity
Gold and Christianity
Christians have also used the gold to highlight their beliefs. In the book of Exodus, there was the golden calf that symbolized idolatry. In the Temple of Jerusalem, several objectswere made of gold: there was a menorah, cross sections and an arch of alliances, allgold. In the New Testament, it says that the Magi from the East have offered gold atInfant Jesus at his birth. And recounts the history of Christianity still other facts: it says inthe book of the Apocalypse that Christ appears to John, surrounded by sevencandlesticks of gold, and an angel pours incense with a gold digger. The religioncombines golden eternity, which as such is unchangeable and eternal. He has thegolden color and dazzling sunshine, and it gives a divine power. In a way, gold is a myth,he is considered God's light, and shows its presence in the world. It is the symbol ofdignity, divinity par excellence.
Gold and Christianity
Christians have also used the gold to highlight their beliefs. In the book of Exodus, there was the golden calf that symbolized idolatry. In the Temple of Jerusalem, several objectswere made of gold: there was a menorah, cross sections and an arch of alliances, allgold. In the New Testament, it says that the Magi from the East have offered gold atInfant Jesus at his birth. And recounts the history of Christianity still other facts: it says inthe book of the Apocalypse that Christ appears to John, surrounded by sevencandlesticks of gold, and an angel pours incense with a gold digger. The religioncombines golden eternity, which as such is unchangeable and eternal. He has thegolden color and dazzling sunshine, and it gives a divine power. In a way, gold is a myth,he is considered God's light, and shows its presence in the world. It is the symbol ofdignity, divinity par excellence.
