Luther’s Rose - The Symbol of the Lutheran Reformation #3498083 (License: Personal Use)

This image depicts Luther’s Rose, the iconic seal designed by Martin Luther in 1520 to visually express key tenets of Lutheran theology. The black cross within a red heart signifies Christ’s sacrifice and divine love; the white rose represents joy, comfort, and peace through faith; the blue field and golden ring denote heavenly hope and eternal life. The shield as a whole conveys protection through God’s promise.

Commonly used on Lutheran church websites, educational materials, hymnals, and theological publications to represent Lutheran identity and heritage. Matches user intent for religious symbolism, Reformation history, or visual theology resources.