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In Roman days it was very dangerous to be a Christian. It was popular sport during those times to feed Christians to the lions at your local amphitheater. A secret method was devised by Christians to separate who was Christian and who was not. Everybody carried a staff back then. When a Christian met an unfamiliar person, he would take his staff and draw a half circle in the sand. If the other person was not a Christian, then this gesture would be meaningless to him and he would do nothing. If the other person was a Christian he would know to also draw a half circle indicating he also was Christian. The two half circles that were drawn formed what we know as the fish sign, or Sign of Faith.

Cherry wood. Six silver tubes. Longest tube measures 6" long. Stained glass Fish Sign.