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JUSTICES
Right and Justice
A sword through a skull with wings can symbolize death, violence, or danger. It may also represent the idea of overcoming obstacles or triumphing over adversity through strength and power.
I believe a sword through a heart represents Christ's sacrifice.
The angel commonly associated with carrying the sword of flame or fire is Archangel Michael. He is often depicted in religious and spiritual traditions as wielding a flaming sword to symbolize his role as a warrior against evil forces.
Revenge can be symbolized by images or objects that represent reprisal or retaliation, such as a sword, a snake, or an eye for an eye. Colors like red or black are often associated with themes of revenge. Additionally, symbols like a broken mirror or a fading flame can represent the destructive nature of seeking revenge.
It symbolizes The House of Saud, not Islam. The "sword" symbol was added to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia flag in 1902 by Abdulaziz Abdulrahman Al-Saud. The Saudis were originally installed as the leaders of an Arab State called Nejd, but they quickly conquered their neighbor, Hejaz, where all of the Islamic Holy Sites are located. This spectacular conquest created the modern union of Saudi Arabia. The sword is to remind the people of how the Saudis united the country by sword.
As a warrior's symbol, the sword is often emblematic of military honor and should incite the bearer to a just and generous pursuit of honor and virtue. It is symbolic of liberty and strength. During the Middle Ages, the sword was often used as a symbol of the word of God. The sword (especially borne with flames) is also a symbol of purification.
The sword fighting represents polite, gentlemanly conflict, with romantic, dramatic overtones. The foreign prince could symbolize a diplomatic opponent. But this could also be a struggle within the dreamer's own self, between aggressive and courtly tendencies.
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No the white sword is actually called The L1 Sword and the Master Sword is the L3 Sword. The L2 Sword is the Noble sword, and The L1 Sword is called the Wooden Sword.