THE COLORS AND THEIR BIBLICAL MEANING

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I think that all or most of us like colors, especially children. In addition, the colors are present in the day to day. This topic is going to relate to the biblical meaning, where it refers to those colors that have a special symbology or represent some type of event. Let's know the biblical meaning of the colors separately.

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1. Yellow
   Glory of God. In particular, it is my favorite color.

2. Ambar
   Anointing of God, consecration

3. Orange = praise

4. Light blue = heavenly, holy spirit

5. Royal blue
   Authority, priesthood, commandment

6. Sapphire blue = divine revelation

7. White
   Purity, holiness, justice, light, festivity, triumph (Gen 30:35)

8. Bronze
   Judgment, justification, capacity to endure judgment, repentance (ex 27: 2)

9. Coffee
   Bread, way, body of Christ, man, human nature (Gen. 30:37)

10. Copper
    Altar of the tabernacle. Forgiveness, atonement, judgment

11. Gray = maturity

12. Black
    Death, sin, evil, misery, affliction, humiliation, mourning, sackcloth

13. Gold
    Divinity, purification, perseverance in trials, throne of God, god (Gen. 2:11)

14. Silver
    Redemption, price, payment

15. Purple
    Royalty, majesty, priesthood, power, king, authority

16. Red
    Christ's blood, sacrifice, consuming fire, life, protection

17. Rosa
    Brotherhood, good relations between brothers, love, communion, church

18. Tornasol (iradecente)
    To conquer, promise, celestial treasures

19. Turquoise
    Spiritual war, jehovah the great warrior

20. Green
    New life, eternal life, prosperity, hope, vigor, spiritual growth, new beginnings

21. Wine
    Covenant, joy, communion, commitment, holiness

22. Violet (lila) = supernatural, invisible

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With this Summary, the relationship of some colors with verses from the Bible will be discussed and briefly cited, for example:

The color white is a symbol of purity.
Revelation 1:14 describes Jesus using the color white for his hair: "The hair on his head was white, like white wool, like snow. His eyes were like a flame of fire. "
In Ecclesiastes 9: 8 we read: "Let your clothes always be white. Do not let the oil lack your head. " It is clear that white was associated with purity.

Black is associated with darkness.
Lamentations 4: 8 including the black associated with mourning: "Now his face is blacker than soot; they are not recognized in the streets. " The black horse in Revelation 6: 5 represented the judgment.

Purple, related to royalty according to the meaning of the colors in the Bible. This becomes an important fact to record the day Jesus was crucified that they put a purple robe on him: "And the soldiers twisted a crown of thorns and put it on his head and dressed him in a purple robe" (John 19). : two ).

Green has been associated with growth, an emphasis seen in the Bible. Psalm 52: 8 states: "But I am like a green olive tree in the house of God.

Red was often associated with blood. The clearest biblical example is found in Revelation 6: 4: "And another horse came out, bright red. His rider was allowed to take peace from the earth, so that people would kill each other, and they gave him a great sword. "

Gold and silver were considered colors of influence and wealth, as gold and silver were often associated with riches, Jesus was also betrayed by thirty pieces of silver.