What is the order of Christian cross gestures?

The order of Christian cross is as follows: First, Protestantism has no cross gesture. The order of Catholic gestures is up, down, left and right. The thumb, forefinger and middle finger of the hand are close together. But the Orthodox Church has its ups and downs, its left and its right. The thumb and forefinger of the hand are close together. A ceremony in which Christians draw a cross in prayer, and the right hand draws a cross from forehead to chest and from shoulder to shoulder to commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus. Cross is a Catholic ceremony, but most Christians (Protestants) don't have this habit.

The complete drawing of the cross (The Great Bible) is: with the number of the cross (draw the first small cross on the forehead), God waits for our Lord (draw the second small cross on the mouth), and saving me is equal to revenge (draw the third small cross on the chest), because of the father, the factor, and the name of the Holy Spirit (draw the big cross), and amen (put your hands together).

The church calls the cross a sacred symbol, so it is called a "holy book" because it is necessary to draw a cross when reading these two verses. When we draw a cross, we put our left hand on our chest, which means we believe that the Lord is in my heart.