Motifs 97–120
23 entries in the Parables & Stories compendium.
The KeysKeys symbolize authority to open, shut, bind, and loose.The King and the PoorGod raises the lowly and humbles the mighty.The Lamb of GodA sacrificial title for Jesus rooted in Old Testament lamb offerings.The Laying On of HandsA gesture of blessing, commissioning, and spiritual impartation.The Leper the UntouchableLepers were outcasts, yet Jesus touched and cleansed them.The Living TempleThe body as a sacred dwelling for God's spirit.The Loaves and FishesLoaves and fishes symbolize divine provision and miraculous abundance.The MediatorOne who stands between God and humanity to mediate covenant.The Mercy SeatThe golden lid on the ark where God meets His people.The MillstoneA stone of labor, judgment, and irreversible consequence.The Mountain RemovedMountains leveled by God's power and grace.The Name ChangedName changes mark divine covenant and new identity.The Narrow GateA gate of choice between destruction and life.The Orphan and WidowVulnerable figures central to divine justice and pure religion.The PearlA symbol of supreme value, wisdom, and divine holiness.The Pilgrim and StrangerA recurring identity of sojourning and divine promise.The PillarA pillar guides, marks, and witnesses in scripture.The Poor and NeedyThe poor are protected by law and cared for by the community.The Prayer of the RighteousGod hears and answers the prayers of the righteous.The Priestly BlessingGod's blessing of favor, protection, and multiplication across generations.The Prodigal ReturnReturn as physical movement, repentance, and divine restoration.The Promised LandGod's promised inheritance of a good land and eternal rest.The Promised SpiritGod's spirit promised to teach and empower all people.
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