Symbols & Metaphors
Visual imagery, typology, and prophetic symbols.
‘souls of the Nobles’
The phrase 'souls of the nobles' in Revelation 5:9-10 points to God's redemptive plan for people from all walks of life, especially those in positions of influence.
70 Members
The biblical symbol of 70 Members represents leadership and representation within God's covenant community.
Aaron’s Rod
Aaron’s rod in the Bible symbolizes God’s chosen authority and leadership.
Alpha and Omega
The terms Alpha and Omega in the Bible represent the beginning and the end, emphasizing God’s eternal and all-encompassing nature.
Altar
An altar in the Bible is a sacred space where people meet God. It is not merely a stone structure.
Ambassadors for Christ
In the Bible, being an 'ambassador for Christ' means representing Him in the world, much like a diplomat represents their country.
Anointing Oil
Anointing oil in the Bible symbolizes consecration and divine approval, marking people or objects as set apart for sacred purposes.
Apple of Your Eye
The phrase 'apple of your eye' in the Bible describes something cherished and protected.
Ark
The ark in the Bible symbolizes God's protection and covenant with humanity.
Ark of the Covenant
The Ark of the Covenant was a sacred chest that symbolized God’s presence among His people and His covenant promises.
Banners
In the Bible, banners symbolize God's guidance, presence, and authority.
Basket of Summer Fruit
The biblical symbol of a basket of summer fruit represents abundance, provision, and the consequences of spiritual neglect.
Bees
In the Bible, bees symbolize abundance, divine provision, and the richness of God’s promises.
Best Robe, Ring, and Sandals
In the Bible, the best robe, ring, and sandals symbolize restoration, honor, and God’s unconditional love.
Birds
In the Bible, birds often symbolize trust in God’s provision and care.
Birds of Prey
In the Bible, birds of prey often symbolize sudden destruction or divine judgment, serving as a vivid picture of God’s response to disobedience.
Blemish
In the Bible, a blemish symbolizes imperfection or unsuitability for holy purposes.
Blood of Christ
The 'Blood of Christ' in the Bible points to Jesus' sacrificial death on the cross, which paid the price for our sins and opened a path to God.
Books in Revelation 20:12
In Revelation 20:12, the image of books symbolizes divine judgment, where every person's deeds are evaluated.
Booths (or Tabernacles)
Booths (or Tabernacles) symbolize God’s faithfulness and the journey of His people through life’s wilderness.
Boundary Marker
In the Bible, boundary markers symbolize the importance of defining and protecting God's promises and people.
Branches
In the Bible, 'branches' often symbolize growth, renewal, and God's promises taking root.
Bread
Bread in the Bible symbolizes God’s provision and spiritual nourishment, often representing life, community, and covenant.
Bread and Wine
In the Bible, bread and wine represent God’s provision and the covenants He establishes with His people.
Bread of the Presence
The Bread of the Presence was a sacred offering in the Tabernacle, symbolizing God's constant presence with His people and His provision for their needs.
Breaking a Pot
Breaking a pot in the Bible symbolizes irreversible destruction and the finality of God's judgment.
Breath
In the Bible, breath symbolizes life, divine connection, and spiritual vitality.
Bricks
In the Bible, bricks often symbolize human labor under oppression and the contrast between human effort and divine purpose.
Bronze Mirrors
Bronze mirrors in the Bible symbolize reflection, community, and generous giving.
Bulls, Lions, and Dogs
In the Bible, bulls, lions, and dogs are powerful symbols that represent strength, authority, and divine protection.
Butter and Oil
In the Bible, butter and oil often symbolize richness, consecration, and God’s blessing.
Camels Coming
In the Bible, 'camels coming' often symbolizes God's provision and faithfulness in fulfilling His promises.
Cantillation Marks
Cantillation marks are special symbols used in the Hebrew Bible to guide how Scripture is read aloud, preserving its rhythm, meaning, and structure.
Cedarwood
In the Bible, cedarwood symbolizes strength, endurance, and divine provision.
Celestial Bodies
In the Bible, celestial bodies like the sun, moon, and stars symbolize God’s order, power, and faithfulness.
Chariot of Fire
The 'chariot of fire' in the Bible symbolizes God's powerful presence and divine transition, especially seen in Elijah's dramatic ascent to heaven (2 Kings 2:11-12).
Cloud and Fire
In the Bible, the symbols of cloud and fire represent God’s visible presence and guidance.
Cloud of Witnesses
The 'cloud of witnesses' in Scripture represents the countless believers who have lived by faith and now inspire us from heaven.
Cloven Tongues
In the Bible, cloven tongues symbolize the powerful presence and work of the Holy Spirit.
Cobra Venom
In the Bible, cobra venom symbolizes the destructive power of wickedness and harmful speech.
Cornerstone
Cornerstone is a powerful symbol in the Bible, representing the foundational role of Jesus in the Christian faith.
Covert Symbol
In the Bible, a covert symbol represents hidden truths or divine mysteries that God reveals in His own time.
Crown of Fine Gold
In the Bible, the crown of fine gold often symbolizes divine authority, honor, or the consequences of human actions.
Crown of Thorns
The Crown of Thorns is a powerful symbol of mockery and suffering in the Bible.
Cup and Dish (matthew 23:26)
In Matthew 23:26, Jesus uses the symbols of a cup and dish to highlight the danger of focusing only on outward appearances while ignoring inner purity.
Curtain of the Temple
The curtain of the temple in the Bible symbolizes the separation between holy God and sinful humanity - and how Jesus tore that barrier down.
Desolate Widow
In the Bible, the symbol of the desolate widow often points to themes of vulnerability, divine provision, and dependence on God.
Divine Warrior
In the Bible, the divine warrior symbol represents God's powerful, protective presence in battle.
Door
In the Bible, a door symbolizes access, transition, and divine invitation.
Doorposts and Gates
In the Bible, doorposts and gates often symbolize boundaries of protection, obedience, and God's covenant promises.
Double Peace
The symbol of 'Double Peace' in the Bible points to God’s abundant and enduring peace, often tied to His covenant promises.
Dove
The dove in the Bible symbolizes peace, purity, and the Holy Spirit.
Dreadful and Great Darkness
The phrase 'dreadful and great darkness' in Scripture symbolizes overwhelming despair and divine judgment, often depicting moments when humanity's sinfulness separates us from God.
Dry Bones
The symbol of dry bones in the Bible represents hope amid despair and the power of God to restore life where it seems impossible.
Dry Bones (ezekiel 37)
The symbol of dry bones in Ezekiel 37 points to God’s power to bring life from what seems hopeless.
Dust
In the Bible, dust symbolizes our humble origins and the fragility of human life.
Dust and Ashes
In the Bible, dust and ashes symbolize humility, mortality, and the need for repentance.
Dust of the Earth
In the Bible, 'dust of the earth' symbolizes humanity’s humble origins and our deep connection to God.
Eagles' Wings
In the Bible, eagles' wings symbolize God's mighty strength and His care for His people.
Eternal Chasm
The 'eternal chasm' in Scripture symbolizes an unbridgeable separation between the righteous and the wicked in eternity.
Everlasting Love
Everlasting Love in the Bible describes God's unchanging, unconditional commitment to His people.
Fallow Land
Fallow land in the Bible is a symbol of spiritual neglect or broken relationships, often representing periods of abandonment or unfaithfulness.
Family Tomb
In the Bible, the family tomb symbolizes God's covenant faithfulness and the enduring legacy of His people.
Fat
Fat in the Bible often symbolizes the best part of a sacrifice, representing devotion to God.
Fig Leaves
In the Bible, fig leaves symbolize shame and the human attempt to cover sin.
Fig Tree
In the Bible, the fig tree symbolizes spiritual fruitfulness and readiness for God’s kingdom.
Fine Flour
In the Bible, fine flour symbolizes purity, dedication, and the offering of one’s best to God.
Fine Linen
In the Bible, fine linen symbolizes purity, righteousness, and the holiness of God's people.
Fire
Fire in the Bible often symbolizes God’s presence, purity, and power.
Fire and Brimstone
In the Bible, fire and brimstone symbolize God’s judgment and the destruction of evil.
Fire and Cloud
In the Bible, fire and cloud symbolize God's visible presence and guidance.
Fire and Sulfur
In the Bible, fire and sulfur symbolize God’s judgment and destruction, often representing the consequences of sin and rebellion.
Fish (ichthys)
The fish symbol, known as Ichthys, is a powerful representation of Jesus Christ in the Bible.
Fish Symbol
The fish symbol in the Bible represents a call to follow Jesus and share His message.
Flaming Sword
The flaming sword in the Bible symbolizes God’s holy protection and divine judgment.
Flaming Torch
In the Bible, the flaming torch often symbolizes God's guidance and presence, lighting the way for His people.
Footstool
In the Bible, the footstool symbolizes God's presence and authority, representing a place where His divine power is acknowledged.
Four Beasts
The four beasts in Scripture symbolize powerful earthly kingdoms that rise and fall under God's ultimate authority.
Frankincense
Frankincense in the Bible symbolizes worship, divinity, and sacred offerings.
Fresh Water
In the Bible, fresh water symbolizes life, purity, and God’s generous provision.
Garden
In the Bible, the garden symbolizes God's perfect creation and a place of intimate relationship with humanity.
Garden Imagery
In the Bible, garden imagery often represents God's provision, sacred space, and harmonious creation.
Garments of Skin
In the Bible, 'garments of skin' symbolize God’s provision and mercy in response to human sin.
Gate of Heaven
The 'gate of heaven' in the Bible symbolizes a divine connection between earth and heaven, often representing God's presence and accessibility.
Golden Calf
The Golden Calf in the Bible symbolizes idolatry and the dangers of trusting in human-made things rather than God.
Good Shepherd
The Good Shepherd is a powerful symbol in the Bible, illustrating Jesus' deep care and commitment to His followers.
Good Soil
Good soil in the Bible symbolizes a heart that is open and ready to receive God’s word.
Great Fish
In the Bible, the great fish symbolizes God’s power to rescue and protect His people, even in the most impossible circumstances.
Green Pastures
In the Bible, green pastures symbolize God's abundant provision and care for His people, often representing spiritual nourishment and rest.
Hard-packed Path
The 'hard-packed path' in Scripture symbolizes a journey that appears safe but leads to dangerous consequences.
Heavenly Throne
The heavenly throne in Scripture represents God's sovereign authority and eternal presence.
Holy One of Israel
The title 'Holy One of Israel' highlights God's unmatched holiness and His special relationship with His people.
Household Idols
Household idols in the Bible symbolize misplaced trust and disobedience to God.
I Am the Lord
The phrase 'I am the LORD' reveals God’s eternal, self-existent nature and His faithful covenant relationship with His people.
Ichthys
The Ichthys symbol, a simple picture of a fish, has deep meaning in the Bible.
Image of His Son
In the Bible, the 'Image of His Son' points to Jesus Christ as the perfect reflection of God’s character and nature.
Incense
In the Bible, incense symbolizes prayer, devotion, and the rising of worship to God.
Iron Yoke
In the Bible, the iron yoke symbolizes oppressive and unyielding authority, often representing the consequences of disobedience to God.
Isaac’s Birth
Isaac’s birth symbolizes God’s faithfulness to His promises, even when circumstances seem impossible.
Jars
In the Bible, jars symbolize how God uses ordinary things for extraordinary purposes.
Joseph's Coat
Joseph's Coat symbolizes favor and the consequences of preferential treatment in the Bible.
Keys of the Kingdom
The 'Keys of the Kingdom' symbol in the Bible represent authority and responsibility given to believers to open or close access to God’s kingdom.
Lamb
In the Bible, the lamb symbolizes sacrifice, purity, and redemption.
Lamb (of God)
In the Bible, the 'Lamb of God' symbolizes Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice to redeem humanity from sin.
Lamb's Book of Life
The Lamb’s book of life is a biblical symbol of God’s eternal record of those who belong to Christ.
Lampstand
In the Bible, the lampstand symbolizes God’s presence and guidance, shining light in the darkness of human need.
Laying on of Hands
In the Bible, laying on of hands is a powerful symbol that represents the transfer of blessing, authority, or spiritual gifts.
Leaven (yeast)
Leaven, or yeast, in the Bible often symbolizes both positive growth and hidden influence, as well as negative corruption.
Leprosy
In the Bible, leprosy symbolizes spiritual uncleanness and separation, often reflecting the consequences of sin.
Level Ground
In the Bible, 'level ground' symbolizes preparation and accessibility, showing how God removes barriers to bring people closer to Him.
Light
In the Bible, light symbolizes truth, guidance, and God’s presence.
Light and Darkness
In the Bible, light and darkness symbolize truth and sin, representing God's presence versus spiritual ignorance.
Light Emerging in Darkness
In the Bible, 'light emerging in darkness' symbolizes God’s truth and presence overcoming spiritual darkness.
Light Yoke
In the Bible, a 'light yoke' symbolizes the ease and rest found in following Jesus' teachings.
Light/darkness
In the Bible, light and darkness are powerful symbols that represent truth and evil, guidance and ignorance.
Lightning
In the Bible, lightning symbolizes God's powerful presence and divine authority.
Lion
In the Bible, the lion symbolizes strength, majesty, and divine authority.
Locust Plague
In the Bible, a locust plague symbolizes divine judgment and God’s sovereign power over nature.
Locust Swarm
In the Bible, a locust swarm often symbolizes divine judgment and God's power over nature.
Locusts
In the Bible, locusts often symbolize divine judgment and overwhelming destruction.
Lost Sheep
In the Bible, the 'lost sheep' symbolizes someone who has strayed from the flock but is actively sought by a caring shepherd.
Mandrakes
Mandrakes in the Bible symbolize longing, fertility, and divine provision.
Mark of Cain
The 'Mark of Cain' symbolizes both divine protection and the lasting consequences of sin.
Memorial Pillar
In the Bible, memorial pillars were physical markers of God's faithfulness and covenant promises.
Menorah
The menorah is a seven-branched lampstand that symbolizes God's presence and guidance in the Bible.
Mercy Seat
The mercy seat was the gold-covered lid of the Ark of the Covenant, where God’s presence dwelled and where priests made atonement for sin.
Militaristic Imagery
Militaristic imagery in the Bible often represents spiritual battles and divine protection.
Moon
In the Bible, the moon symbolizes cycles, time, and God’s faithfulness.
Moon and Stars
In the Bible, the moon and stars often symbolize divine order and God’s sovereignty over creation.
Mountain Fortresses
In the Bible, mountain fortresses symbolize unwavering strength and divine protection.
New Earth
The 'new earth' in Scripture symbolizes God's ultimate renewal of creation and His promise of a perfect future.
New Jerusalem
New Jerusalem in the Bible symbolizes God’s perfect, eternal home with His people.
Night
In the Bible, night often symbolizes darkness, testing, and the presence of God’s power.
Olive Branch
The olive branch in the Bible symbolizes peace and God’s covenant with humanity.
Overflowing Cup
The overflowing cup in the Bible symbolizes God’s abundant blessings and generosity, often depicting His provision and favor.
Passover Lamb
The Passover lamb in the Bible represents God’s plan for salvation through sacrifice.
Pearls
In the Bible, pearls symbolize something of immense spiritual value and sacrifice.
Pillar of Cloud
The Pillar of Cloud in the Bible symbolizes God's visible guidance and presence with His people.
Pillar of Fire
The Pillar of Fire in the Bible symbolizes God's visible presence and guidance.
Pillar of Salt
The pillar of salt is a powerful symbol in the Bible, representing the consequences of disobedience and God’s judgment.
Pillar of Stone
The 'pillar of stone' in Scripture symbolizes God's steadfast provision and faithfulness to His people.
Plant
In the Bible, plants symbolize growth, life, and God’s mysterious yet purposeful work.
Pleasing Aroma
In the Bible, the symbol of a 'pleasing aroma' represents God’s acceptance and favor, often tied to sacrifices or actions that honor Him.
Plowshares
In the Bible, plowshares symbolize peace and the transformation from violence to productive living.
Plumb Line
The plumb line in the Bible symbolizes God's standard of righteousness and the consequences of straying from it.
Potter
In the Bible, the potter symbolizes God’s creative power and authority over His people.
Precious Blood
In the Bible, the symbol of 'precious blood' points to the redemptive sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who gave His life to free us from sin.
Presence and Absence
In the Bible, presence and absence symbolize God's active relationship with His people.
Purchased Tomb
In the Bible, a purchased tomb symbolizes intentional preparation and divine provision.
Pure Heart
In the Bible, a 'pure heart' points to inner moral integrity and a sincere devotion to God.
Purple and Fine Linen
In the Bible, purple and fine linen are symbols rich with meaning, often representing both luxury and divine purity.
Purple Cloth
Purple cloth in the Bible symbolizes God’s holiness, royalty, and the presence of heaven.
Rain
In the Bible, rain often symbolizes God's covenant faithfulness and His power to renew life.
Rainbow
The rainbow in the Bible is a powerful symbol of God's covenant and promise.
Ramparts
In the Bible, ramparts symbolize God's protective strength and unwavering defense of His people.
Raven
In the Bible, the raven symbolizes God's provision and care, even in times of hardship.
Red Stew
In the Bible, red stew symbolizes the trade of spiritual blessings for immediate physical needs, as seen when Esau sold his birthright for a bowl of lentil stew (Genesis 25:29-34).
Refining Fire
In the Bible, refining fire symbolizes God's process of purifying His people, removing impurities to make them more like Christ.
Refrain
In the Bible, 'refrain' symbolizes the act of holding back, obeying God’s will, and resisting human impulse.
Refuge
In the Bible, refuge means a safe place where God protects His people from danger and harm.
Ritual Use
Ritual use in the Bible points to sacred actions that connect people to God and convey spiritual truths.
Robe
In the Bible, a robe often symbolizes authority, honor, or divine favor.
Robe of Many Colors
The 'robe of many colors' in the Bible symbolizes favor, distinction, and family dynamics.
Rocky Soil
In the Bible, rocky soil symbolizes shallow faith that lacks depth and endurance.
Rod
In the Bible, the rod is a powerful symbol of authority, divine power, and leadership, not merely a simple tool.
Sabbath Rest
Sabbath Rest symbolizes a day of rest and spiritual renewal, rooted in God's commandments and fulfilled in Christ.
Sacred Space
In the Bible, sacred space represents a place where God's presence dwells among His people, symbolizing covenant and holiness.
Sacred Vessels
Sacred vessels in the Bible symbolize God’s holy presence and the importance of treating His things with reverence.
Salt
In the Bible, salt symbolizes preservation, covenant, and purity, not merely a seasoning.
Salt and Light
In the Bible, salt and light are simple but powerful symbols that teach us how God’s people should live.
Sandals
In the Bible, sandals often symbolize reverence and the sanctity of holy ground.
Scarlet Yarn
Scarlet yarn in the Bible symbolizes blood, redemption, and God's grace.
Seeking and Finding
In the Bible, 'seeking and finding' symbolizes God's invitation to pursue Him with persistence and faith.
Serpent in Genesis 3:15
The serpent in Genesis 3:15 symbolizes the first act of deception and the introduction of sin into humanity.
Seven Seals
The Seven Seals in the Bible symbolize God's unfolding plan for history and judgment.
Shadow of Your Wings
The phrase 'shadow of your wings' in the Bible symbolizes God's protective care and refuge for His people.
Shaking Out the Garment
In the Bible, shaking out a garment symbolizes divine judgment and the removal of those who reject God's truth.
Sheep Without a Shepherd
The phrase 'sheep without a shepherd' in the Bible describes people who are lost, vulnerable, and in urgent need of guidance.
Shepherd's Staff
The shepherd's staff in the Bible is a simple tool with deep meaning.
Shields of the Earth
In the Bible, 'shields of the earth' is a powerful symbol of God's protection and reliability.
Showbread
The showbread in the Bible symbolizes God's continual provision and His holy presence among His people.
Smoke
In the Bible, smoke often symbolizes judgment, divine presence, or the consequences of human sin.
Smoking Fire Pot
The smoking fire pot in the Bible symbolizes God's powerful yet gentle presence.
Sower and Seed
The symbols of the sower and seed in the Bible picture how God’s Word is shared and received.
Speckled and Spotted Animals
In the Bible, speckled and spotted animals symbolize divine intervention and multiplication, especially when humans align with God's purposes.
Stairway (or Ladder)
The stairway (or ladder) in the Bible symbolizes a connection between heaven and earth, often representing divine communication and God's covenant with humanity.
Stairway to Heaven
The stairway to heaven in the Bible symbolizes the connection between God and humanity, showing how heaven and earth are linked through divine presence.
Stars
In the Bible, stars symbolize God’s creative power and His promises.
Stars in the Sky
In the Bible, stars in the sky symbolize God's word, divine order, and His faithful promises.
Still Waters
In the Bible, still waters symbolize peace, provision, and spiritual refreshment.
Stone Pillar
In the Bible, a stone pillar often represents a covenant or agreement between God and people, serving as a lasting reminder of promises and commitments.
Storm
In the Bible, storms often symbolize God's powerful presence or His testing of faith.
Strongholds
In the Bible, strongholds symbolize places of safety, protection, and divine power - often representing God’s faithfulness to His people.
Stumbling Block
In the Bible, a 'stumbling block' represents something that causes people to fall spiritually or metaphorically, often linked to rejection of God’s truth.
Sweat
In the Bible, sweat symbolizes the hard work and labor that come with life under sin, but also the dignity of effort and the potential for spiritual growth.
Symbolic Characters
Symbolic characters in the Bible are vivid figures or images that convey deep spiritual truths beyond their literal appearance.
Symbolic Elements
Symbolic elements in the Bible use imagery and objects to reveal deeper spiritual truths.
Symbolic Visions
Symbolic visions in the Bible are divine messages conveyed through vivid imagery, helping humanity grasp spiritual truths beyond words.
Tabernacle
The Tabernacle in the Bible symbolizes God’s presence dwelling among His people.
Temple
In the Bible, the Temple represents God’s presence among His people and serves as a central symbol of worship and covenant relationship.
Temple Architecture
Temple architecture in the Bible represents God's holy presence and His covenant relationship with His people.
Temple Veil
The Temple Veil in the Bible symbolizes the separation between holy God and humanity—until Jesus tore it in two.
Ten Commandments (tablets)
The Ten Commandments, given to Moses on Mount Sinai, symbolize God’s holy standards for how His people should live and relate to Him and others.
Tents and Flocks
In the Bible, tents and flocks symbolize God's presence among His people and His covenant of care.
The Cross
The cross is central to Christianity, representing Jesus’ sacrifice to free us from sin and death.
The Meal
In the Bible, the meal symbolizes fellowship, divine provision, and God's covenant with His people.
The Sower (parable)
The parable of The Sower, found in Matthew 13:3-9, teaches about sharing God’s message and how people respond to it.
The Tent
In the Bible, the tent symbolizes God’s presence and His desire to dwell among His people.
The Thorn
In the Bible, the thorn symbolizes suffering, judgment, and the consequences of sin, often representing harshness or divine correction.
The Three Visitors
The three visitors in Genesis symbolize God's presence and covenant faithfulness.
The Tree
In the Bible, the tree symbolizes life, covenant, and God’s provision.
Thorny Ground
In the Bible, thorny ground symbolizes obstacles that choke spiritual growth, preventing the word of God from taking root.
Threshing Floor
In the Bible, a threshing floor represented a powerful symbol of judgment and atonement, beyond its function of separating grain from chaff.
Threshold
In the Bible, a threshold often marks a moment of transition or divine purpose, symbolizing new beginnings or significant life changes.
Throne of God
The throne of God is a powerful symbol in Scripture that represents His sovereign authority, eternal presence, and divine rule over all creation.
Thunder
In the Bible, thunder symbolizes God's powerful presence and authority, often marking moments of divine revelation.
Torches
In the Bible, torches often symbolize God's guidance and presence, lighting the way for His people in times of uncertainty.
Tower Reaching Heaven
The Tower Reaching Heaven, most famously depicted in the story of Babel, symbolizes human ambition and the desire to challenge divine authority.
Tower With Its Top in the Heavens
The 'Tower with its Top in the Heavens' symbolizes human pride and rebellion against God, as seen in the story of the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11:4.
Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil
The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is a key symbol in Genesis, representing the choice between obedience to God and the temptation to self-determination.
Trees of the Garden
In the Bible, the trees of the garden symbolize God’s generous provision and the human choice between life and disobedience.
True Vine
In the Bible, the 'true vine' is a simple but powerful symbol of Jesus' role as the source of spiritual life.
Trumpet Blast
In the Bible, a trumpet blast powerfully symbolizes God's communication and action.
Twelve Stones
The twelve stones in the Bible symbolize unity, identity, and divine connection.
Two Birds
In the Bible, the symbol of two birds often represents atonement and spiritual cleansing.
Two Trees
In the Bible, the 'Two Trees' in Eden's garden symbolize choice - life or rebellion.
Unquenchable Flame
The unquenchable flame in the Bible symbolizes God's enduring presence and power, often representing His guidance, judgment, or purification.
Veil
In the Bible, the veil often represents separation between the holy and the human, acting as a barrier that highlights God's holiness and the need for mediation.
Vine and Branches
The Vine and Branches symbol in the Bible represents a deep, life-giving connection between believers and Jesus.
Vineyard Allegory
The vineyard allegory in the Bible symbolizes God's covenant relationship with His people, highlighting both His care and their responsibility.
Vowel Points
Vowel points are symbols added to the Hebrew Bible to preserve its original pronunciation and meaning, ensuring the accurate transmission of God’s Word.
Walking With God
In the Bible, 'walking with God' means living in close relationship with Him, marked by faithfulness and obedience.
Water
In the Bible, water symbolizes life, purification, and new beginnings.
Water of Purification
In the Bible, the 'Water of Purification' symbolizes cleansing from sin and spiritual renewal.
Watering the Camels
In the Bible, watering the camels symbolizes acts of kindness and provision, often highlighting generosity and divine blessing.
Waters Above and Below
The 'waters above and below' in Scripture point to God’s creative order, separating the heavens and the earth to bring structure to His world.
Wearing a Yoke
In the Bible, a yoke symbolizes submission, authority, and the weight of obligation.
Wedding Feast
In the Bible, a wedding feast symbolizes God’s joyful invitation to share in His kingdom and His covenant with humanity.
Welcoming Ritual
Welcoming rituals in the Bible often symbolize restoration, grace, and God’s joy over repentant sinners.
Well
In the Bible, a well often symbolizes life, provision, and spiritual refreshment.
Wheat
In the Bible, wheat symbolizes spiritual growth, God's provision, and the kingdom of heaven.
Whirlwind
In the Bible, the whirlwind symbolizes God's powerful presence and sovereign control.
Wild Donkey of a Man
The biblical symbol of the 'wild donkey of a man' represents untamed freedom and the power of nature, reminding us that even wild creatures are under God's sovereign care.
Worm
In the Bible, the worm symbolizes humility, suffering, and the lowly state of humanity, often reflecting themes of despair and divine sacrifice.
Yoke
In the Bible, a yoke symbolizes both burden and guidance, often representing the relationship between humans and God.
Yoke of Instruction
The 'yoke of instruction' in Scripture symbolizes the guidance and discipline that shape a godly life.
Ziggurat
A ziggurat in the Bible symbolizes human pride and rebellion against God.