It is the Star of David with the cross in the center.
This is commonly known as a Messianic Star of David. There is also a three-part Christian symbol called the Messianic Seal of Jerusalem. Its components include a christian fish symbol and a 7-branched Menorah which are bound together with a Star of David in between.
The Catholic and Orthodox Churches have been using the Star of David occasionally for several centuries as part of their Christian art, decoration, and architecture. The dozens upon dozens of Christian Churches who still display the symbol provides living proof that the Star of David is far more than just a Jewish symbol. Here are a few sources explaining why, where, and how the Star of David is a Christian symbol too-
The hexagram may be found in some Churches and stained-glass windows. In Christianity it is sometimes called the Star of Creation.
- Hexagram, Wikipedia
Six-Pointed Star: In regards to Christianity, the star with six points is known as the Creator's Star (or the Star of Creation). Each of the points represents the six days of creation.
- Symbolism of Stars in Christianity, by Yona Williams, Unexplainable.net
In Orthodox Christian churches, for example in Balkan countries, hexagrams can be found more often than in Roman Catholic churches.
- Hexagram, Wikipedia
There are four major reasons why Christians wear the Star of David.
1) It's Cool: There are a number of smaller explanations which fit into this larger one like: It's a fashion statement, I like Stars, It's golden, and other types of non-religious reasons. Many people, who happen to be Christians, like how the Star of David looks.
2) Historical Davidic Connection: Jesus, in Christianity, is the Messiah and the Messiah is of the Davidic Line. Therefore, the Symbol of the Davidic Kingdom, the Star of David, has become somewhat emblematic of Jesus in a way similar to a coat of arms.
3) Jewish Political/Emotional Sympathy: There are a number of Christians who feel a kinship with Jews, Judaism, or Israel and like to display their personal affiliation by wearing the most obvious symbol of Judaism: the Star of David.
4) It's also a Christian Symbol: Dozens upon dozens of Churches and Cathedrals throughout the world (and throughout the centuries) can be found with Stars of David upon their Stained Glass windows or as part of the floor design, etc. Christianity also has its own alternative name for the Star of David which they often refer to as the Star of Creation, or Creator's Star.
ANSWER #1) No!
The 'star of David' is not found in The Bible.
It is a 'NON-BIBLICAL' symbol, which Judaism has taken to itself. It seems that even David himself had no knowledge of the 'Star of David'.
Here's what one authority states about the 'Star of David':
ANSWER #2) Yes, in fact, there are dozens upon dozens of Christian Churches both in this country, and around the world, that are decorated with Stars of David. Amazingly, they can be found in Catholic, Protestant, and Eastern Orthodox Churches- namely the three largest denominations of the Christian world. Because of this, it should come as no great shock that the Star of David is, and was, (and will continue to be) an authentically Christian symbol. Christianity is also known to refer to the Star of David as the Star of Creation, or Creator's Star Several online sources concur with this understanding-
1) STAR OF DAVID: The Star of David or the Creator's Star. The six points represent six aspects of God: love, mercy, wisdom, majesty, power, and justice. In this form, the two triangles represent the Trinity.
- Star of David, Christian Symbols, Ezartsncrafts.com
2) THE STAR OF CREATION (Star of David) - The six-pointed star is several symbols in one. The star is made up of two triangles, each representing the Trinity. The six-sided star they form is a symbol of creation. Thus the symbol means that the Godhead, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, were all a part of the creation of the world.
- The Star of Creation, ChristianSymbols.net
3) Six-pointed Star: Route six corners correspond to the six days of creation. These are also the six attributes of God: love, power, wisdom, mercy, justice and majesty. It is also known as Star of David in Judaism. Six-pointed star - a Christian symbol
- Christianity, Religious Symbols and their Meanings, ReliJournal.com
4) Six pointed stars symbolize Israel and is called the Star of David. It represents the six attributes of God - power, wisdom, majesty, love, mercy and justice.
- Stars as Christian Symbols, Catholic-Saints.info
5) Six Pointed Star: Star of Creation, Star of David. Although ancient and symbolizing the six days of creation, best known in modern times as a symbol of Judaism.
- Christian Symbols, Symbols, Gocek.org
6) Six-Pointed Star: Stars with six points have a deep ancient history that has been connected to many other religions with a range of meanings. In regards to Christianity, the star with six points is known as the Creator's Star (or the Star of Creation). Each of the points represents the six days of creation, and is also representative of six attributes associated with God;- love, mercy, power, wisdom, majesty, and justice. The six-pointed star is also a symbol of Judaism in modern-day Israel, which is called the Star of David.
- Symbolism of Stars in Christianity, by Yona Williams, Unexplainable.net
While use of the Star of David has never been a major theme of the Christian religion, the Churches have also never denied the Star of David's importance or made any attempt to prohibit or ban the symbol. Indeed, traditional Christianity continues to view the Stat of David as not just a sign for King David and Solomon, but as the family emblem of Jesus Christ Himself.
The Star of David (Magen David) has origins in Judaism and Judean culture that predate the Freemasons and their organization as a movement. Therefore, the Star of David is not an endemic Masonic Symbol in the way that the Trowel is an endemic Masonic Symbol. However, while the Star of David has a very clear meaning in Judaism and very clear origins in Judaism, the origins and applications of the Star of David in Masonic circles are shrouded in mystery.
The Star of David, or the Shield of David, is a Jewish civic symbol representing the Jewish Nation.
It;s the star of David, i think it is kind of like the Jewish version of the Christian cross.
The Jewish symbol. The star of David is traditional Jewish symbol .The star of David symbol is named after the king of ancient Israel,King David.It is very popular symbol and many people like to make star of David tattoos you can read more about the star in the related links
The Jewish symbol. The star of David is traditional Jewish symbol .The star of David symbol is named after the king of ancient Israel,king David.It is very popular symbol and many people like to make star of David tattoos you can read more about the star in the related links
The Star of David does not support the Jewish faith. It is only a symbol of national pride.
It is relevant to Jewish people. The six-pointed Star of David is a secular (non-religious) symbol for the Jewish Nation.
The main patriotic symbol is the Star of David, also called the "Jewish star".
Although it is often called 'the Star of David', the actual name for this symbol is the 'Shield of David'. The Shield of David is a secular (non-religious) symbol for the Jewish Nation.
The "Jewish Symbol" you're referring to is actually called the Star of David. It is said the Symbol was based on David's shield. The Star of David is also said to have become a popular symbol of Judaism when it was adopted as the emblem of the Zionist movement in 1897.
The Jewish.
The Jewish holy symbol is the five-pointed Star of David.