Original sentence: Early Christian art is not universally acknowledged as being helpful in knowing what Jesus actually looked like.No detailed physical description of him is contained in any of the canonical Gospels.The earliest Christians themselves did not often depict Jesus, if they did at all, using instead the Ichthys (fish symbol), the Labarum (or Chi-Rho), or an anchor as symbols
Edited sentence: Early Christian art is not helpful in knowing what Jesus actually looked like.No physical description of him is contained in any of the canonical Gospels.The earliest Christians themselves did not picture Jesus at all, using instead the Ichthys (fish symbol), the Labarum (or Chi-Rho), or an anchor as symbols.There is no commandment in the New Testament that directs Christians to remember Jesus Christ with portraits or images