🕊️ Christ the Almighty – Center of Heaven and Earth
This remarkable Orthodox icon is a faithful reproduction of a rare 19th-century fresco that portrays Jesus Christ Pantocrator enthroned at the center of all existence. Surrounding Him are the Evangelists (depicted through their sacred symbols), Archangels, and the entire cosmic order — including the sun, moon, and zodiac signs.
In this icon, the zodiac is not an astrological tool, but a symbolic reminder that even the stars and planets revolve around the will of God. Christ’s central position represents divine sovereignty over time, space, and the heavens.
📖 Theological Meaning:
The icon reflects the Old Testament longing for a Savior and contrasts it with the New Covenant reality — Christ has come, but He veiled the future not to be uncovered by astrology, but by faith. Holy Scripture warns us not to follow stars, but to follow the Light of the world:
“Do not learn the way of the nations, nor be dismayed at the signs of heaven…” — Jeremiah 10:2
This icon is a visual rejection of astrology and an affirmation that grace, not fate, leads the Christian journey.
✨ Why You'll Love It:
Powerful spiritual symbolism rooted in Orthodox theology
Rare reproduction of a 19th-century Russian fresco
Printed with high-quality mineral pigments on solid MDF wood
Coated in natural wax for protection and depth
Handmade in Portugal by Orthodox artisans
Ready to hang with a sturdy metal hook installed
📏 Available Sizes:
23 × 30 cm (9” × 12”)
30 × 39 cm (12” × 15”)
Thickness: approx. 1.6 cm
🙏 Perfect For:
Orthodox Christian homes, altars, and study spaces
Gifts for spiritual seekers or theologians
Those interested in Christian cosmology or sacred art
A meaningful statement against modern astrology
Religious educators and icon collectors
📦 Shipping & Packaging:
Ships worldwide from Portugal
Secure packaging ensures safe delivery
Blessed and quality-checked before shipment
Easy care: wipe with soft, dry cloth
Let this sacred icon remind you daily that Christ is not influenced by the stars — He commands them. A profound addition to any spiritual or theological space.
