Editing Messianic Judaism (section)

==Messianic Seal of Jerusalem==
[[File:Messianic symbol.svg|150px|thumb|alt=A blue symbol on a white background. At the top is Menorah, connected to the Star of David at its base, which itself is connected to an Ichthys fish pointed down below it.|The Messianic Seal]]
The Messianic Seal of Jerusalem is a symbol used by Messianic Judaism. It is a depiction of the [[temple menorah]], an ancient symbol used by Jews, together with the "[[ichthys]]", a depictive representation of [[Christianity]], with a [[Star of David]] at the intersection.<ref name = "ENS" />

There is an ongoing dispute as to whether the seal dates from the 1st century CE<ref name = "Schmalz">{{cite book
|last1= Schmalz
|first1= Reuven Efraim
|last2= Fischer
|first2= Raymond Robert
|title= The Messianic seal of the Jerusalem church
|year= 1999
|publisher= Olim Publications
|location= [[Tiberias]], [[Israel]]
|isbn= 978-965-222-962-5
|oclc= 48454022
}}
</ref> or if it is a 20th-century invention.<ref name="Nerel"/>{{clarification needed|date=November 2025}}

Other symbols of Messianic Judaism include a [[cross]] inside a Star of David; a dolphin; and a lit menorah.<ref name="Nerel" />