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- Dress Standards in the Early Christian Church - Ministry
A careful study of early church history reveals that the Church Fathers in the first and second centuries advocated the strictest adherence to high standards of conduct, dress, morality, recreation, and temperance
- Is Wearing Jewelry Allowed in the Bible? | Christian Pure
What did the early Church Fathers teach about Christians wearing jewelry? Many of the Church Fathers, particularly in the first few centuries after Christ, expressed caution or even opposition to the wearing of jewelry by Christians
- ON JEWELRY - Puritans
"As a rule, early Christian rings of gold are rare This might be expected, as the use of rich and numerous ornaments was not in accordance with the teaching of the early church " Contrary to the pagan fashion of wearing a "ring on nearly every joint," the early Christians wore only one ring, the marital ring
- Learn: Byzantine and Early Christian Rings | Les Enluminures
However, they did permit Christians to wear one ring, either the seal of their family or the wedding ring; and rings bearing Christian symbols such as fish, birds, and inscriptions of religious character were deemed acceptable
- The Holiness Standard in Church History: The Early Church
Early Christians were not distinguished by their customs, clothing, or any other tangible singularity If Christians had been adamant against wearing makeup and jewelry in that day, this would definitely have stood out
- Heres What The Bible Really Says About Wearing Jewelry
Some believe that the Bible forbids the wearing of jewelry And in some passages, this appeared to be true, but the real answer is much more complicated than that One of the most popular supporting passages for the case for the banning of jewelry comes from the New Testament
- Elders Digest | A Foundation for the Standard of the Church
A Christian standard on jewelry existed long before there was an Adventist or a Protestant It appears in the time of the early post-apostolic church, to say nothing of the apostolic church, where it was supported not simply on the basis of cultural concerns but on the basis of the Scriptures
- Early Christian Dictionary
Such is the case with the stones which silly women wear fastened to chains and set in necklaces Clement of Alexandria (A D 195) Ante-Nicene Fathers vol 2 pg 267 But these women, who comprehend not the symbolism of Scripture, gape all they can for jewels, adducing the astounding apology, "Why may I not use what God has exhibited?"
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