Shofar Chrisitan Pendant- A declaration of victory with a view toward the return of the Messiah.
The history of the Shofar (/ʃoʊˈfɑːr/ shoh-FAR; from Hebrew: שׁוֹפָר, pronounced [ʃoˈfaʁ]) dates back many thousands of years. It is a Jewish musical instrument usually made from a hollowed ram, sheep, or goat horn. It was blown in warfare (such as in the Battle of Jericho) and is traditionally blown during the High Holy Days. It has also been blown as a call for repentance, to gather an assembly, and for praise and proclamation. In more contemporary times, Christians have also come to recognize the Shofar as a tool that can awaken souls to spiritual truth. It is not uncommon, in a number of Christian circles, for the Shofar to be blown not just in recognition of the ancient heritage of their faith, but also as a declaration of victory with a view toward the return of the Messiah.
This exclusive Bradley Kellie pendant design was created in-house. The pendants are small batch hand cast (utilizing the lost-wax method) and hand-finished. Due to our non-industrial manufacturing process, your piece may contain slight and unique variations from the image shown.
A complimentary cable chain (available in 16, 18, 20, 22, or 24 inches), with lobster clasp closure, is included in matching antiqued silver and attached to the pendant with a pinched sterling silver jump ring.
Material: Antiqued Sterling Silver (.925)
Size: Approximately 1 inch x 1/3 inch
Made in the USA.
Bradley Kellie Storytelling Christian Jewelry is designed to help you share your story, and tell HIS.
Bonus: The Story of the Empty Tomb digital poster print in 16" x 20" and 8" x 10". See packaging insert for downloading instructions and suggestions on how to display it.
