The east clerestory window above
Christ, the Victor, shows the shows a cross, a crown and palm branches. Through
the cross we reach the crown.” Be thou faithful unto death and I will give you
the crown of life.” Revelation 2:10 . The palm branch denotes triumph and
victory.
The east clerestory window above
Christ, the Victor, shows the shows an anchor. “If Christ be not raised your
faith is in vain; you are yet in your sin,” Paul writes to the Corinthians.
However, because He was raised we have confidence in His salvation. “Which hope
we have as an anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast.” Hebrews 6:19
The east aisle window #3, shows
the resurrection of our Lord. This
window is treated symbolically showing the risen Savior with the banner of
victory. Mary and a Roman Centurion are
worshipping Him. As our victorious Savior we too gather to worship Him. He is worthy of our praise and thanksgiving
because of the price He willingly paid for our forgiveness and freedom.
