The Mystery of the Fish - Biblical Symbols: From Christ to Buddha: The Sacred Symbol That Unites All Religions - Ichthys - The Hidden Meaning of the F

By animatarot and Paul Carus

A book that reveals the oldest and most hidden Christian symbol: the fish. Before the cross, the fish was the first emblem of Jesus. But this symbol holds a hidden secret, known as the mystery of the fish.

From Christ to Buddha, Vishnu, Enki, Dagon, and the ancient fish-god Oannes, and concealed within the Vesica Piscis, this symbol appears in many of the world's religions. This book takes you on a fascinating journey through history, from Jesus to the universal mysteries of the fish symbol.

"The mystery of the fish is the mystery of Christ."THE MYSTERY OF THE FISH SYMBOL IN CHRISTIANITY AND RELIGION - BIBLICAL SYMBOLSThis book explores the fish symbol, its meaning, and the different mysteries surrounding it. Some of the topics:

✅ The Fish and Jesus: why Jesus is associated with the fish, and how this was the first Christian symbol before the cross.
✅ The mysteries of the fish and water: symbols of life, death, rebirth, and eternity.
✅ The symbols of Jesus: Ancient Christian symbols such as the Physiologus, the Ichthys, the IHS monogram, the Chi-Rho, the Cross of Constantine, amulets and secret symbols. The Double Cross, the Crucifix, and more
✅ Jesus and sacred geometry: the Vesica Piscis, the mandorla, the eye of God, the ark.
✅ The fish-god in other religions: Oannes, Vishnu, Buddha, Enki, and more.
✅ The symbols of fish and water in China, Japan, India, Russia, and other cultures.
✅ Animal symbolism: the egg, the serpent, the dove, and their spiritual connection.
✅ With stories, biblical verses, illustrations, and more
✅ Includes an illustrated appendix

A BOOK ABOUT JESUS AND THE HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN SYMBOLS - Biblical symbolsThrough a deep and well-documented journey, the importance of the different symbols of Jesus is revealed - such as the fish, the water, the serpent, the dove, the ICHTHYS, the IHS monogram, the Vesica Piscis, and many other hidden symbols that explain the mysteries of life, death, transformation, and divinity.

The central theme revolves around the relationship between Jesus and the fish, but it is not limited to Christianity. The figure of the fish-god or divine fisherman is traced across multiple traditions: from Vishnu and Buddha to Oannes and Dagon. And the result is astonishing

From Genesis to the Gospels, from the ancient Chaldean myths to Eastern legends, the fish appears as a sign of salvation, divine birth, and connection with the beyond.WHY IS JESUS ASSOCIATED WITH THE FISH? - THE SYMBOLS OF JESUSYou will discover how, before the Cross, the fish was the first emblem of the early Christians, but also a sacred symbol present in the most ancient traditions of humanity.

Because the fish symbol is a mystery that unites religions through time. And because, just like Jesus, the fish is the portal between two worlds: the visible and the invisible, life and eternity.

Based on historical texts published in The Open Court in the early 20th century - by Paul Carus and other renowned authors - this edition compiles and enriches that legacy, creating a marvelous work.BOOK OF CHRISTIAN SYMBOLS AND THEIR MEANING - THE SECRET OF THE FISH SYMBOL AND CHRISTA book of research, not a religious treatise, that reveals to us the history, secrets, and mysteries of Christianity and spirituality.

This book is ideal for those who wish to understand Christian symbols and their meaning, to learn more about the history of ancient religions, and to be amazed by divine mysteries.An illustrated, profound, and revealing guide that will show you how a simple fish contains the mystery of life, death, divinity... and Christ.A fascinating book about the symbols of Jesus, the history of religion, hidden meanings, and divine mysteries.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0FQD5W6KQ
• ISBN13: 9798264507014
• Release Date: September 2025
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"