Many people consider the cross to be the central symbol of Christianity.
However the Bible shows that the apostles never taught believers to revere physical objects.
Instead they warned strongly against idolatry and emphasized obedience to God’s commandments.
The early church did not use the cross as a symbol of faith during the Apostolic Age.

The cross itself did not appear as a church symbol until long after Jesus ascended.
It was later introduced when the church became influenced by pagan customs.
Because of this many believers began to focus on the image rather than the meaning of Christ’s sacrifice.
This shift caused people to forget what Jesus truly established for salvation.

Jesus did not command His followers to honor the cross.
He commanded them to keep the New Covenant Passover.
At the Last Supper Jesus taught that His flesh and blood given through the Passover grant forgiveness of sins and eternal life.
The cross was the place where His sacrifice was completed not the object to be worshiped.

Salvation comes through the blood of Christ not through a visible symbol.
When people revere the cross they risk repeating the mistake of worshiping created things.
The Bible teaches that God desires obedience rather than outward rituals.
True faith means following what Jesus taught not what was later added by human tradition.

The Church of God focuses on keeping the New Covenant Passover established by Jesus.
This is how believers truly remember His sacrifice and love.
Christ Ahnsahnghong restored this forgotten truth in the last days.
Through the Passover we receive the promise of eternal life and walk the true path of salvation.