Luther Rose Symbol - Meaning and History of the Lutheran Seal #282263 (License: Personal Use)

The Luther Rose features a black cross centered in a red heart, surrounded by a white rose, all enclosed within a blue circle and gold ring, set upon a black cross over white. Designed by Martin Luther in 1520, it visually expresses core Lutheran doctrines: the cross signifies Christ’s sacrifice, the heart represents faith’s joy, the rose symbolizes hope and purity, and the colors convey divine truth and eternal life. This emblem remains central to Lutheran churches, publications, and educational materials worldwide.

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