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This salute is mostly given during [[inspiration]]s and [[fellowship meeting]]s accompanied by the [[fast-gun]] "Revolution ... for Jesus." | This salute is mostly given during [[inspiration]]s and [[fellowship meeting]]s accompanied by the [[fast-gun]] "Revolution ... for Jesus." | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:50, 12 June 2006
Members of a Family band at Wordstock '05 give a Revolutionary salute
The Revolutionary salute is a three-finger salute created by David Berg when he founded the Children of God.
The loose traditional meaning of the salute is that the raised 2nd, 3rd, and 4th fingers represent the Trinity while the heart shape formed by the joined thumb and 5th finger represent the love of God.
This salute is mostly given during inspirations and fellowship meetings accompanied by the fast-gun "Revolution ... for Jesus."
