As a prophetically gifted person, I firmly believe that we should get understanding and clarity from the Bible. From there we pray and ask God to make it clear and to confirm what He is saying. And above the firmament thatwasover their headswasthe likeness of a throne, as the appearance of a sapphire stone: and upon the likeness of the thronewasthe likeness as the appearance of a man above upon it.– Ezekiel 1:26 You might have come to this post looking for answers because of a dream or vision you had. God does speak to us in dreams and sometimes certain colors are used to convey something to us. Dream interpretation is a different and intricate topic of its own beyond the symbolism of colors. You can visit LEVENverse in Decentraland, they have a striking 3 story hotel, an architect-designed building, in the Fashion District. JB: The notion of sustainable colour feels like a relatively new one but as with some many waste-based ecological issues surrounding manufacturing, it feels like a prescient point to raise. Is that the reasoning behind The Circular Colour Report?

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It is used in the modern church to signify days of special holiness, such as Easter and Christmas. That is also one reason why brides wear white, to signify their purity before entering into a sanctified marriage relationship. Should be simple enough, but many Biblical scholars believe that the English Translation of the Septuagint on this verse is fuzzy. Scarlet can be paired with red in its interpretation as sin or impurity. Our sins are often referred to as scarlet, but they can be washed white by the atoning blood of Christ.

Scarlet, a variation of red, sometimes indicates sin, but some texts also use it to denote royalty.

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It’s easy for us to automatically think of darkness = evil. And yes the enemy does use the darkness. The first time darkness is mentioned is in the creation story of Genesis. “ Darkness was upon the face of the deep” Amber can take different shades and hues and is usually associated with a clear resin found in tree sap or a rich gemstone. However, when used in Scripture it represents God’s glory and judgment. It is often used in prophecies that deal with visions of heaven or of God’s glory; it is used as one of the gemstones or materials that make up the city of God, or His throne or judgment seat. According to scripture colors also have rich symbolic meaning. They are like diamonds multifaceted. And today we are going to explore what they mean! My parents were clothed in white and were radiant because of their acceptance of Jesus in their lives. They were made holy and righteous through the precious blood of Christ!Purple, or violet, was considered the most valuable dyeing agent of ancient cultures. It was reserved only for royalty or for the priesthood due to its value and rarity. Those that wore garments made from purple thread were revered and honored; they were usually very wealthy, or worthy of some special merit or favor by the people. While I haven’t found many resources on color symbolism in the Bible, the below recommendation is a terrific resource (and inexpensive, too!) for Bible symbolism, including a section on color. Silver was another precious metal frequently used in biblical settings. Though not as valuable or costly as gold, it still held tremendous value and was used as currency or for special instruments or weapons. In this section, we will look at the different methods or types of interpretation. “Spiritual” Meaning of Colors More commonly, however, red is a color of sin or of atonement. Red is always associated with blood, which was used in ritual sacrifices that cleansed people from their sins. Red blood was smeared on the doorposts of the Hebrew’s houses during the final plague inflicted upon Egypt.

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Blue was also a royal color used in official garments; though it was not as costly as violet or purple, blue dye was nonetheless a valuable resource. Blue was one of the colors of thread used to weave the tent and the tabernacle, as well as the priestly garments. (Blue, in fact, can be an alternate translation of violet or purple, which lends to its value in the eyes of the merchants of the day as well as interpreters of Scripture today). Bronze was used in implements that required strength, like shields and weapons. It is a durable metal that was used for something that had to endure through heavy and frequent use. It was used to describe Jesus’ feet in the book of Revelation and was used for some of the strongest weapons and defensive implements in the Old Testament. White is probably the easiest color for us to understand, but it is quite deep. White is mentioned throughout the Old and the New Testament. I think the color brown is probably passed by quite a bit when studying colors in the Bible. I mean it’s hard to compete with red, blue, and purple. But brown has a lot of symbolic meaning to it.

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