Flame ends plague - grid Ornaments After which it served as

After which it served as the capital of the Ostrogothic Kingdom and was reconquered in 540 AD by the Byzantine Empire

set within a cross-shaped design that unites Jesus

starting with the flame on the Mount of Olives

The design shows Moses from behind

as told in 1 Samuel 17—the young shepherd David facing the mighty giant Goliath

Flame ends plague - grid Ornaments After which it served asThis captivating pendant portrays the powerful moment from 1 Chronicles 21, where tongues of fire, studded with Garnet and Citrine stones, descend upon an altar built by King David on Mount Moriah. David is shown kneeling beside the altar, while the scene also includes the "staircase" alike construction form of the city of David downslope to the left. Above, the arms and wing of an angel are depicted, with one arm meeting the fire and the other