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<\/a>You see, I love creating. Anything. When I had the opportunity to learn how to make Ukrainian Eggs, well, it was just meant to be! My husband\u2019s grandparents came to the United States from Russia. This was a chance for me to add a bit of his heritage and culture into our home. I learned the process and began making these lovely creations and still have a deep desire to continue this craft.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Everything about a Ukrainian Egg is representative of something else. The color, the symbol, and even the egg itself. And the best part is that each symbol leads to God! Yes, they are an evangelistic tool. So, I was once again given the opportunity to share with Joy the great news of the Gospel.<\/p>\n
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Symbols were very important to God throughout the Bible and we\u2019ve carried that importance throughout the history of the world. You may be thinking of some, but I\u2019ll give you a few here.<\/p>\n
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The Rainbow<\/em> \u2013 represents God\u2019s promise to never destroy the earth by flood again (Genesis 9:12-17)<\/p>\n Baptism<\/em> \u2013 represents the death, burial and resurrection (Romans 6:1-4)<\/p>\n The Dove \u2013 represents the Holy Spirit (Luke 3:21-22)<\/p>\n The Lord\u2019s Supper<\/em> \u2013 represents the body and blood of Christ (1 Corinthians 11:17-26)<\/p>\n The Bride and Bridegroom<\/em> \u2013 represents the Church, God\u2019s people and Jesus (Ephesians 5:22-33)<\/p>\n The Empty Tomb<\/em> \u2013 represents hope, eternal life, victory (1 Peter 1:3-5)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n As I said, each symbol on a Ukrainian Egg means something. I was delighted to find that the symbol for \u201cjoy\u201d was the red poppy. Each time I see a red poppy, I think of my granddaughter, as well as the joy in my life because Jesus is my personal savior. What about you? Do you see something and automatically think of someone or Jesus? I pray that you do.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n