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52 minutes ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:

About crosses.

 

Ask!

 

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Just a random  guess at the question. 

 

The short top bar is the superscription "Jesus of Nazareth,  King of the Jews"

Long bar is the piece to which His hands were nailed.

The tilted bar at the bottom is the bar to which His feet were nailed. 

It's tilted, the right side up, towards Dimas, the Wise Thief, showing his repentance and entry to Heaven. The Mocking Thief, Gestas,  is on the left, with his condemnation shown by the downward pointing side.

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1 hour ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:

You nailed it.  Is this something only some denominations use or is it something I just never noticed before?

 

By the way, thanks.

 

It didn't take any big leap of reasoning to guess what your question was.  "He knows that I'm Orthodox, he must have a question about the 3-Bar Cross."

 

That's the most commonly used Cross.  Next are

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and

 

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Here's the one that I've worn for many years. 

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