The Logo

The Symbols of the Logo

The logo is symbolic of the most important facets of our existence: from the inside out –

  • Michelangelo’s creation of Adam: We are the literal children of the Father
  • Star of David: The House of Israel is the Father’s Covenant people (others can be adopted in)
  • Ring of gold: The glory of the Father
  • Ring of blue: Our heavenly home with the Father.

Why these symbols?

One cannot hope to repair a broken device without knowing what it was designed to be and what it is supposed to do. Likewise, he cannot hope to find harmony and happiness in the world unless he knows what and who he is.  The logo represents what we are and our potential future.

Our origin tells us what we need to know about who and what we are: literal offspring of that super-intelligent alien we call God or Heavenly Father. The hand of the Father touching the hand of Adam at the point of his coming to life represents that. This is from Michelangelo’s painting on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

The star of David represents the House of Israel, those children of Abraham who inherited the covenant the Father made with Abraham. Technically the star of David represents specifically the tribe of Judah, but it is a well-known symbol and often used to represent the entire House of Israel as it does here.

The gold circle represents the glory of God which he has covenanted to share equally with each of his children who choose to become one with him.

The blue circle represents the destiny of mankind to rule in the heavens having been given the glory of the Father by the grace of his Beloved Son to sit down on his throne eternally.

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