Ad Crucem Icon - St Catherines Jesus the Pantocrator hand made and John — since as

and John — since as far back as the third century

sanctify[f] for the purification of the flesh

Outdoor Use Titulus

the winged ox — because of his detailed account of the sacrificial death of our Lord (Sacrificial Death - Christ as High Priest)

Christ-centered scriptures that confess the one true faith

Ad Crucem Icon - St Catherines Jesus the Pantocrator hand made and John — since asThe image on this icon dates from the 6th century, and comes from the Byzantine monastery of St Catherine's at Sinai. It is printed directly onto a wood background with a traditional red frame. Generations of Christians have kept replicas of this icon in their homes or churches as a reminder that Jesus is the ruler of the universe (pantocrator means ruler of everything). The icon's seeming asymmetry represents Jesus' dual nature as human and divine.