-What is the SATOR Square? -How does it relate to Christianity? -What do you think was this square’s purpose?

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Wewaii [24]3 years ago

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Explanation:

The Sator square is a word containing a five word Latin palindrome. it relates to Christianity because to a Christian would have been Jesus parable of the sower in Matthew when he likened the spreading of the spreading of the word of kingdom of God to a farmer. The Square purpose is The Sator square was often placed above doorways and inscribed on various objects for protection from evil happenings.

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