SET OF 2 BANNERS FOR GOOD FRIDAY FEATURING THE AGNUS DEI VICTORIOUS AND SACRIFICIAL
Lamb Victorious and Lamb Slain
The Lamb adorns the center of each banner. The lamb is a historic symbol of Christ — in this instance as the victorious Lamb of God (Agnus Dei - John 1:29; John 1:36; 1 Corinthians 5:7; throughout Revelation, but especially Rev. 5:5–14 and Rev. 17:14) carrying a banner with a cross (the vexillum), and often gashed in the side. The lamb is sometimes also represented lying on a book with seven seals attached to it. The lamb is central to the book of Revelation as both redeemer and judge.
We are reminded of Abraham's words when he told Isaac that "The Lord Himself will provide a lamb"
Size Options:
Grand: 3.25 feet x 12 feet.
Large: 3.25 feet x 9 feet.
Medium: 3 feet x 6 feet.
Material:
Heavyweight poplin fabric that is very durable and fully hemmed with two pole pockets at the top and bottom. It retains its vibrant color and shape whilst also being abrasion, chlorine, and pilling resistant over many years, especially if handled with care. This fabric may be hand-washed and steamed.
Hanging Hardware:
- It is recommended to use a 1 1/8 dowel for the pole pockets at the top and bottom.
- Dowels are easily available from any of the home improvement stores and Ace Hardware. Select dowels that are straight!
- Sanding with 320-grit sandpaper will prevent any snagging when you slide the dowels into the pole pockets.
- Cut the dowels to the width of the selected banner.
- Insert self-tapping stainless steel eye screws at each end - 3/32" x 7/8" should be adequate.
- Hang the banners with a 2.5 mm paracord in a color that closely matches the hanging wall.
- After cutting the paracord to size, burn the ends with a lighter for a short time to prevent fraying.
- Knot the paracord to the eyelets and adjust the length until both banners hang at the same height.
Shipping Details:
Allow approximately 3 weeks for manufacture and delivery, the banners are printed off site and then stitched by our seamstress here in Denver.
