A British Sign Language (BSL) translation of Pilgrim. Someone who travels to a place considered wholly as an act of devotion. Often to the same place and/or along the same route as many people before them.
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A British Sign Language (BSL) translation of Codex. A book in modern format, ie with pages, as distinct from eg a scroll. Usually refers to a hand-written, ancient book.
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A British Sign Language (BSL) translation of Joseph. The husband of Mary, mother of Jesus. Ancient Jewish law recognised two stages of marriage, with betrothal typically lasting a year, followed by the woman being taken to the man’s home after which consummation took place. Mary and Joseph did not consummate the marriage until after Mary had given birth to Jesus, i.e. she remained a virgin until then.
Biblical references include: Matthew 1:18-19
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A British Sign Language (BSL) translation of Priest (modern day) / Vicar / Rector / Padre / Chaplain. A member of the clergy. This sign, with appropriate lip patten, is used for priest, vicar, rector, padre and in some contexts chaplain. Signed here with the priest lip pattern.
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