An Advent wreath is a ring with four candles used by some Christians and churches to mark the passage of the holy season of Advent.The candles are lit successively on each of four weeks (on a Saturday night or Sunday) of Advent. Some Advent wreath have is the fifth candle on Christmas Day to signify Christ's birth. Advent wreaths are symbolic:
- The crown represents God's eternity.
- The first anniversary of "The Prophet Candle" known means of hope for the arrival of Jesus.
- The second candle as "The Bethlehem Candle" reminds Christians know that God appeared to them in a humble manner. Bethlehem was located in the terrority the lowest tribes of Israel.
- The third candle is known as "Candle" Les Bergers experienced the joy that more than half of Advent is over.
- The fourth candle as "The Angels famous" candle "means to the Angels' peace and good news does not offer.
- Other aspects of the Advent wreath, the colors of the candles are often attributed to symbolic meanings. On many crowns of Advent, the first three violet candles symbolize faithful expectation is, and the fourth pink candle, symbol of joy and hope.
- The third candle is known as "Candle" Les Bergers experienced the joy that more than half of Advent is over.
- The fourth candle as "The Angels famous" candle "means to the Angels' peace and good news does not offer.
- Other aspects of the Advent wreath, the colors of the candles are often attributed to symbolic meanings. On many crowns of Advent, the first three violet candles symbolize faithful expectation is, and the fourth pink candle, symbol of joy and hope.
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