Motifs 49–72
23 entries in the Parables & Stories compendium.
Temptation in WildernessWilderness temptation tests faith and endurance across scripture.Ten PlaguesDivine judgments on Egypt and diagnostic signs of leprosy.The AltarAltars mark encounters with God and covenant worship.The Anointed OneAnointed with holy oil for sacred service.The BalanceA symbol of divine judgment and human integrity.The Binding and LoosingBinding and loosing span literal, legal, and spiritual realms.The BlessingBlessing conveys divine favor, fruitfulness, and covenantal promise.The Bread From HeavenBread as sustenance, offering, and symbol of life.The Bridegroom and BrideGod as bridegroom, Israel as bride, Christ as bridegroom.The Burning BushA bush aflame yet unconsumed, where God called Moses.The Burning of TongueFire and burning as divine purification and sacrifice.The CaveCaves shelter the dead, the hunted, and the divine.The Clay and PotterGod as potter, humanity as clay, shaped by divine will.The Cleansing WaterWater as a symbol of ritual and spiritual purification.The Clothing of LightGarments transformed to divine radiance in scripture.The Cloud of WitnessesA metaphor for faithful witnesses and divine presence.The Coat of Many ColorsA garment of favor, deception, and priestly holiness.The Creature PraisesAll creation joins in worship, from heaven to sea.The Cup of Cold WaterA simple gift of cold water carries lasting reward.The Cursed Fig TreeA symbol of fruitless Israel facing divine curse.The Day of RestA holy day of rest instituted by God for humanity.The DoveA symbol of peace, Spirit, and innocence across scripture.The Empty TombThe tomb where Jesus lay was found empty after his resurrection.
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