ICHTHYS

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What does the Jesus fish represent?
What did the fish represent? Above all, it was Jesus Christ. The dominant language of the early Church was Greek, and in Greek the phrase “Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior” produced the acronym ICHTHYS, the Greek word for fish.
Thus, the fish is a simple creed: It professes belief in Jesus' divinity and his identity as the Christ, the anointed Savior (see Matt. 16:16).
White dot/orb is Holy Spirit/Mom is "in spirit" so my Avatar is Female=Mom telling me where she is and its real-
The validation match is the "fish" to the "Son" - Basically, the fish represents the phrase of “Jesus Christ God's Son is Savior.”
The Fish was another metaphor which could be written or painted without being sacrilegious. The fish is a very significant symbol for Christians. Literally, the word Ikhthus means Jesus (I) Christ (KH), God’s (TH) son (U), Savior (S). More informally, it is known as the “sign of the fish”. Jesus Christ and His apostles were known as “fishers of men".