LED Lantern Lamp Paper Lamp Book Night Light Bible Dove
[Lead time]
| Quantity (pieces) | 1 – 100 | 101 – 500 | > 500 |
| Lead time (days) | 7 | 15 | To be negotiated |
[Theme]
LED Lantern Lamp Paper Lamp Book Night Light Bible Dove
[Various shapes]
Paper Lantern Lamp, Arsenal Foochow Theme. This is our unique brand idea.
[Upgraded Material]
IMPORTED DUPONT PAPER AND NATURAL WALNUT WOOD – This Art Dupont LED Lantern Lamp is made of natural walnut wood, which is both eco-friendly and harmless to children and pregnant women. It also exudes natural wood perfume, providing you with a sense of relaxation. Made of imported DuPont paper, it is novel, lightweight, durable, tear-resistant and waterproof. As an upgraded version of classical origami art, the exquisite craftsmanship makes this book light both artistic and practical.An upgrade of the traditional art of origami, the exquisite craftsmanship makes this Paper Lamp Book Night Light both artistic and practical.
[USB charging warm light source]
The cute LED Lantern lamp adopts a USB charging method with a type-C interface. Lasts 4-6 hours on full charge. The warm light can protect the eyes and create a very soft atmosphere.
[Application scenarios]
You can use this Paper Lamp Book Night Light in various environments and scenes such as bedside, dining room, living room, outdoor, camping tent, RV, etc. You can easily hold it when you go out at night.
[Best gift]
Folding gifts are the best choice for gifts.
Product Customization (Min. order 100 pieces)
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- Design customized content
Packaging Customization (Min. order 300 pieces)
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- Design packaging pattern effects
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Design Customization (Min. order 300 pieces)
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- Design exclusive packaging
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All four Gospel accounts refer to the baptism of Jesus by John at the Jordan River (Matthew 3:16; Mark 1:10; Luke 3:22; John 1:32). Luke says, “And the Holy Spirit came down in a bodily shape, like a dove on Him.” Because the Holy Spirit is just that—spirit—He is not visible to us. On this occasion, however, the Spirit took on a visible appearance and was doubtless seen by the people. The dove is a symbol of purity and harmlessness (Matthew 10:16), and the form of the dove at the time of Jesus’ baptism symbolizes that the Holy Spirit with which Jesus was endowed is holy and innocent.
Another symbol involving the dove comes from the account of the Flood and Noah’s ark in Genesis 6-8. When the earth had been covered with water for some time, Noah wanted to see if there was any dry ground, so he released a dove from the ark; the dove came back with an olive branch in her beak (Genesis 8:11).
Since that time, the olive branch has been a symbol of peace. Symbolically, the story of Noah’s dove tells us that God declared peace with mankind after the Flood had purged the earth of its wickedness. The dove represented His Spirit bringing the good news of the reconciliation of God and man.
Of course, this was only a temporal reconciliation, because lasting, spiritual reconciliation with God only comes through Jesus Christ. But it is significant that at Jesus’ baptism, the Holy Spirit was depicted as a dove, thus again symbolizing peace with God.
At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit assumed the form of “tongues of fire” (Acts 2:3) to signify the miraculous power of the apostles’ message and their radically changed lives. The Spirit’s appearance as the dove at Jesus’ baptism symbolizes the gentle Savior bringing peace to mankind through His sacrifice.
