Red Pentecost Pulpit Fall – Burning Bush with Seven Flames

Design Style 1506

This Red Pentecost pulpit fall features a burning bush crowned with seven tongues of flame, uniting Old Testament revelation and New Testament fulfillment. The design proclaims the seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit, revealed first in divine fire and fulfilled at Pentecost.

This pulpit fall was designed for Pentecost and Holy Spirit feast days, where the Church proclaims the continuity of God’s work from Old Covenant to New.

At the center is the burning bush, aflame yet not consumed, recalling God’s self-revelation to Moses. Rising from the bush are seven tongues of flame, visually connecting the fire of Sinai to the fire of Pentecost. What was once revealed in mystery is now poured out in fullness upon the Church.

The seven flames represent the seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit, as named by the prophet Isaiah and received by the Church through the outpouring of the Spirit. The image declares that the God who spoke from the fire now dwells within His people, illuminating, sanctifying, and sending them forth.

Set against a red Pentecost ground, the design draws together calling, commissioning, and consecration. The pulpit becomes the place where the same living God continues to speak through Word and Spirit.

Each pulpit fall is made to order by Ecclesiastical Sewing, using historically grounded Christian symbolism and materials selected for reverent, long-term liturgical use.

Part of The Spirit of Glory Collection, uniting the fire of God’s revelation with the fullness of the Holy Spirit poured out upon the Church.

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🌿Symbolic Notes and 📜 SCRIPTURE REFERENCES

• The Burning Bush  — Represents God’s holy presence, revealed in fire yet not destructive. The bush that burns without being consumed signifies divine holiness, mystery, and calling.
• Red Color -  Red is the liturgical color of Pentecost, representing fire, zeal, martyrdom, and the living energy of the Spirit within the Church
• Seven Tongues of Flame — Symbolize the seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit:
  • Wisdom
  • Understanding
  • Counsel
  • Fortitude
  • Knowledge
  • Piety
  • Fear of the Lord
• Flames - The upward and outward flame form recalls both Sinai and Pentecost, uniting Old and New Testament revelation.
• Exodus 3:2–6 – “The bush was burning, yet it was not consumed.”
• Isaiah 11:2 – “The Spirit of the Lord shall rest upon him…”
• Acts 2:3–4 – “Tongues as of fire appeared and rested on each one.”
• Hebrews 12:29 – “Our God is a consuming fire.”

Available Fabrics:

• Luther Rose brocade, - 'Richly symbolic, historically rooted, ideal for confessional Lutheran and Reformation-minded parishes
• Lichfield Brocade - Elegant, timeless, and widely suited for Pentecost and festal use across traditions
• Other Brocade options are available as a custom option

Features: 

• Antique Gold Fringe 
• 2.5" rod pocket standard 
• Standard size 14.5" wide x 32" long
  
• Larger sizes  are available as a custom upgrade 
• Suitable for pulpits, ambos, or lecterns
• Velcro is available as a custom upgrade 
• Ideal for Church anniversaries, Pentecost, Confirmations, Ordinations, Festivals of the Holy Spirit
• Designed and handcrafted by Ecclesiastical Sewing artisans in the USA

Please contact us for:

• Custom sizing options and pricing 
  
• Additional Design options
• Additional Fabric options

NOTE: All vestments are custom made. Please allow 8 to 12 weeks for order lead time. If an item is needed sooner, please contact us.