Historical Significance of the Ring
Throughout history, the ring has played an important part in the lives of God's people. When Abraham's servant asked Rebekah to become the wife of Isaac, he gave her a ring (Gen.24:22). When Pharaoh set Joseph over the land of Egypt, he took off his ring - the official seal of authority - and put it on Joseph's hand. When the prodigal son returned home, "the father said to his servants, "Quickly, bring out the best robe and put it on him, and put a ring on his hand..."' (Luke 15:22)
Rings symbolize covenant and commitment.
The Covenant Ring jewelry contains several symbols that the Bible uses to refer to Jesus and our covenant relationship with Him:
The Cross and Crown:
The cross is the symbol of the sacrifice of Jesus to pay the penalty of our sins.
(Luke 14:27)
The crown has always been the symbol for a king. Jesus is the King of Kings- He is our King. (Matthew 27:11)
The Cross and Crown:
The cross is the symbol of the sacrifice of Jesus to pay the penalty of our sins.
(Luke 14:27)
The crown has always been the symbol for a king. Jesus is the King of Kings- He is our King. (Matthew 27:11)
The Dove:
The dove is the symbol of the Holy Sprit, who lives in those who believe in Jesus. (Matthew 3:16)
The dove is the symbol of the Holy Sprit, who lives in those who believe in Jesus. (Matthew 3:16)
The Bible:
The Bible is an essential part of the Christian life. Through the Bible, God continues to reveal to us Himself, and His will for our life. (Hebrews 4:12)
The Vine: The vine is a symbol of our unity with Jesus Christ and with other believers. (John 15:5)
The Bible is an essential part of the Christian life. Through the Bible, God continues to reveal to us Himself, and His will for our life. (Hebrews 4:12)
The Vine: The vine is a symbol of our unity with Jesus Christ and with other believers. (John 15:5)
