THE HOUSE OF CASPAR
THE HOUSE OF CASPAR
Caspar, the wise man from Tarsus, was in his twenties.
His gift was MYRRH, which was used in making medicines. Caspar understood that Christ was Man.
The gift of Myrrh stood for mortality, for strengths and weaknesses. Christ as the greatest physician continuously heals the weaknesses of the world. As a man of strengths and weaknesses, Caspar followed God's desire for a change of heart, exemplifying the value of Obedience.
THE COLOR AND THE SYMBOLS OF THE CASPAR HOUSE.
The crown is used to symbolize Caspar as one of the Wise Men.
Green is the color of the Caspar House. It represents balance and growth.
The image of the two hands, one lifted and the other below, represents obedience -
Christ Leads, I Follow.
The Dog typifies intelligent Obedience.
Members of the Caspar House exhibit self-reliance and the drive to work hard, balancing life and aiming to grow and become the best persons that they can be. They show wisdom by living obedience as a trait. They respond to God's call by being the loving children, the hardworking students, the kind peers, the responsible citizens of the community/society.
THE THREE HOUSES
The Owl symbolizes Wisdom. It exemplifies intelligence in thought, words, and actions. It typifies knowledge and foresight, and the wisdom to initiate a new beginning and leads others
