This may seem vaguely familiar if you've been around awhile, as I sometimes use white and red candles with my Easter symbolism:
The wood bases represent the crosses on which Jesus and the two sinners died. The ring of vines symbolize Jesus' crown of thorns. Jesus, of course, is the white candle – pure and sinless. While the two in red represent the thieves. In the top photo, the red flowers in the white vase stand for the terrible sacrifice of Jesus, which was His incredible, beautiful gift. "God presented Christ as a sacrifice of atonement, through the shedding of his blood–to be received by faith." Romans 3:25 NIV
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3 comments:
Love this set up! Inspiring!! Thanks for sharing.
What great symbolism. I really struggle this time of year watching the Christian community surround themselves with eggs and bunnies. Thanks for sharing - what a great idea!
Love, love, love the red and white theme!!!this year I was hesitant to use the pastel colors, I wanted some meaning behind the colors I use for the theme and this is it!!!thank you for sharing these great ideas!! I.love ur blog so inspirational and encouraging..
God bless u sis!
Adrienne
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