Madeline

In the Bible, Madeline is the name given to Mary Magdalene, a woman who was present at Jesus' crucifixion, burial, and resurrection. The name Madeline is derived from the Hebrew word magdal, meaning ‘tower,’ and from the Greek magadalene, meaning ‘high fortress.’ Mary Magdalene is often symbolized by a tower, representing her strength and devotion. In Christian tradition, she is also known as the apostle to the apostles, as she was the first to share the news of Jesus' resurrection with the disciples.

Symbolizes strength, devotion, and the power of faith in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Expresses creativity, self-expression, and communication.