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2,133 results for “Imagery” — showing 2,121–2,133
- TopicWhore of Babylonemphasizing that her influence and deception will come to an end. The imagery of Babylon in Revelation draws on the historical Babylon, known for its idolatry
- TopicWild Grapesprimarily found in Isaiah 5:1-7, where the Lord uses the imagery of a vineyard to illustrate Israel's unfaithfulness and the consequences of their
- TopicWinepressdepicted as treading the winepress, symbolizing the wrath against the nations. The imagery of the winepress is used to illustrate the final judgment and the gathering
- TopicWithered Grassimagery of withered grass is used throughout the Bible to symbolize the transience of human life, the frailty of human strength, and the ultimate sovereignty
- TopicWoman Clothed with the Sunduring a time of intense persecution of Christians under Roman rule. The imagery of the woman and the dragon serves to encourage believers by affirming
- TopicWorm Jacobtime of great distress for Israel, facing threats from surrounding nations. The imagery of a worm signifies their perceived insignificance and helplessness, yet God promises
- TopicWormwoodseriousness of divine judgment and the need for repentance. The imagery of wormwood in Revelation emphasizes the ultimate consequences of rejecting God's ways
- TopicWrath of the LambRevelation was written during a time of persecution for early Christians. The imagery of the 'Wrath of the Lamb' serves to assure believers
- TopicYadrepresents both His power to save and His authority to judge. The imagery of God's hand encourages believers to rely on His strength and guidance
- TopicYatsar (יָצַר)breath of life, establishing humanity's unique relationship with the Creator. The imagery of God as a potter and Israel as clay, emphasizing God's active
- TopicYokewooden beam used to join two animals together for plowing. This imagery was familiar to biblical audiences and served as a powerful metaphor for relationships
- TopicYoke Symbolismwooden beam used to harness two animals together for plowing. This imagery was familiar to biblical audiences, symbolizing the need for cooperation and shared purpose. Encourage
- TopicYoke of Ironwill put a yoke of iron upon their necks. Jeremiah uses the imagery of a yoke to symbolize the coming Babylonian captivity, indicating that the people