What is IHS in the Lutheran religion?

Answer 1

The letters IHS are not unique to the Lutheran denomination. One of the symbols for Jesus is the "IHS", because the first three letters I, H and S, help form Jesus's name in the Greek language.

Answer 2

In the Lutheran religion, IHS is a symbol representing the name of Jesus Christ. It is derived from the first three letters of the Greek spelling of Jesus: I (iota), H (eta), S (sigma). The symbol is commonly used in Lutheran churches as a way to honor and invoke the name of Jesus.