well in animal mythology a cat and a horus hawk would represent god but in christian faith there is no representation
The animal mentioned most frequently in both the Old and New Testament is the sheep. Sheep are often used as a symbol of followers of God who need guidance and care from a shepherd, which represents God's leadership and protection over his people.
The father in the parable represents God. The youngest son represents Israel and the oldest son represents the Pharisees and the scribes.
it represents psalms 126 & it represents one of the Hebrew names for God,yawheh-adonai-agolah. it's supposed to be a multiple of the charitable 18 and a very lucky or blessed number to end any transaction with.
For some, god is a concept that represents a higher power or ultimate reality. For others, god is believed to be a literal being that exists independently of human thought. The understanding of god varies greatly among different religious and philosophical traditions.
Rama has no animal.Rama is not regarded as God(who are usually associated with animal) and he is regarded as human incarnation of God(Vishnu).
The Bull is the animal that represents the Greek god Uranus.
Falcon.
Falcon.
Akito isn't an animal, but the person Akito represents is 'God'(like God from the folktale)
Apis is a god from Egyptian mythology, and can be spelled either Apis or Hapis. This god is represented by the animal the bull, and actual bulls were often used as a ritual sacrifice.
Animal which represents Algeria is fennec fox.
The Animal that represents the Capricorn is the...BULL!!!
Napoleon represents Lenin in Animal Farm.
'Spontaneous' means "arising from a momentary impulse". There is no animal which represents 'spontaneous'.
In Greek mythology, the animal that represents Demeter is the horse.
The animal that represents Febuary would be the crane, and the Chinese symbol would be the rabit.
The scorpion.