You can’t even imagine how many varieties of crosses exist in our world. Of course, first of all, the cross is associated with Orthodoxy, Christianity and the Church. But in fact, he appeared long before the mentioned religion. The first civilized people to make extensive use of crosses were the ancient Egyptians. Each cross represents its own symbol. There are even round sun crosses. You can find out about all this together with our various coloring pages.
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A cross tied with a scarf.
Jesus carries a heavy cross
Catholic holy father.
Christ came to Jordan.
Orthodox cross of the Russian church
White lilies symbolize purity of the soul, justice and holiness.
Icon of the Exaltation of the Cross of the Lord
The blood of the crucified Jesus Christ symbolically washed the bones of Adam.
The lower slanting bar is designed for the feet of Jesus Christ
The symbol of the Russian Church contains, in addition to a large horizontal crossbar, two more
This symbol was used in the part of the British Isles inhabited by the Celtic peoples.
This cross shape is often found on icons.
An Orthodox cross acquired the wings.
Orthodox celtic cross with patterns
Floral orthodox symbol of the church.
This cross is decorated with daisies
The symbol of the Russian church with a heart.
One of the first images of the crucified Jesus Christ
Russian Orthodox Christian symbol.
Celtic patterned cross
Gold Russian shamrock cross.
Orthodox church symbol with patterns
Orthodox cross with huge wings.
Lilies filled with an Orthodox symbol
Old printed wicker cross.
Exaltation of the cross of the Lord
A sketch for a tattoo in the form of a rose on a cross.
Lilies literally overgrown the cross
The cross bowed to the flowers.
Orthodox symbol of the Russian church in patterns
The traditional form of the Crucifixion.
One of the main shrines in Christianity
Byzantine beautiful weaving.
Special cross for crucifixion
A butterfly circles next to the symbol of Orthodoxy.
Drops of Christ’s blood forever impart His power to the cross
Floral symbol of Orthodoxy.
The symbol of the Orthodox Church in unusual patterns
Slavic celtic cross in patterns.
An ordinary cross used in the Russian church
Unusual Orthodox symbol of the church.
Jesus Christ crucified on the cross
The cross of passers-by is illuminated with rays of goodness.
The sun rose right over the cross
The Latin cross is associated with the crucifixion of Jesus.
Lilies are decorated with an Orthodox symbol
The rose blooms right in the middle of the cross.
On Easter, it is customary to paint eggs and light church candles in houses.
The symbol of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Easter egg in flowers
Calvary – a hill in Israel
Protected baptized people from evil
Church raising the cross to the dome
Bright radiance from the Orthodox symbol
Saint Joseph Cupertino.
Orthodox symbol of the Celtic church
Slavic patterns on the Orthodox cross.
Four Orthodox symbols of faith
For lovers of special Orthodox symbols with patterns.
Badge of the Spiritual Knightly Teutonic Order
A sword is cleverly hidden in the cross.
Red cross in lilies
Woven unusual cross.
Byzantine cross used in Christianity of the Byzantine Empire
The Bible contains the sacred texts of Christians.
This symbol was designated the staff of Apollo
The entire Orthodox family is praying.
Ordinary four-pointed cross
Eight-pointed Orthodox cross.
All in the lilies of Christ, the cross
Egyptian ancient banner.
A symbol consecrated by divine grace
Wings from the cross symbolically grew.
It was on such a cross that Christ was crucified
Orthodox symbol shining with kind light.
Cross decorated with ribbon and flower
For each person, the cross serves as a measure of his inner state.
Orthodox cross shining with good
The embodiment of God’s love for people.
A symbol of eternal life hangs on the table near the phase with flowers
Butterflies are circling near the Orthodox symbol.
The first to use crosses extensively were the ancient Egyptians
Four-pointed church cross.
The instrument of our salvation
Sacred amulet from evil and evil eye.
In many beliefs, the cross carries a sacred meaning.
Heart in the cross
Orthodox symbol in the vine branch.
After Baptism, it is worn around the neck as a symbol of faith.
Unusual geometric shape consisting of two intersecting lines
Crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
A man holds his cross with two palms.
Orthodox cross decorated with flowers
Antonievsky T-shaped cross.
All in patterns a symbol of victory over violence
Wooden cross with spikelets.
The main symbol of Christianity
Choose a cross to your liking.
Exaltation of the Cross of the Lord.
The symbol of the victory of sacrificial love over evil.
