The Colors of the Bible
The Colors of the Bible: The Hues That Tell the Story
Scripture has a palette. Sins as scarlet made white as snow, the blue and purple and gold of the tabernacle, the purple robe thrown on a mocked King who is truly King, the white robes of the redeemed. Colors carry meaning in the Bible, in their own settings, though never as a rigid code to crack. Each page below takes one color, follows it through Scripture honestly, and shows how it leads to Christ.
ScarletIsaiah 1:18PurpleMark 15:17BlueNumbers 15:38WhiteRevelation 7:14GoldExodus 25:11Crimson and RedIsaiah 63:2GreenPsalm 23:2BlackLamentations 4:8SilverZechariah 11:12
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