Motifs 121–144
23 entries in the Parables & Stories compendium.
The Prophet RejectedA prophet often faces rejection, especially at home.The Pure HeartPurity of heart and sacred materials unite in Scripture.The RainbowA sign of covenant and a feature of heavenly glory.The Refining FireFire that purifies, judges, and tests faith.The RefugeGod and appointed cities offer safety for the righteous and unintentional slayer.The Rejected StoneThe stone rejected by builders becomes the cornerstone.The Rending of the VeilThe temple veil torn, opening access to God.The Righteous OneThe righteous one is just, faithful, and vindicated by God.The Rising of BreadLeaven and rising appear in offerings, parables, and warnings.The RiverA recurring source of life, judgment, and covenant.The Sabbath RestA divinely instituted day of rest and covenant sign.The Sealed BookA divine or royal record secured until the appointed time.The Secret PlaceA motif of hiding, protection, and divine mystery.The Shaking of the HouseShaking as divine power, judgment, and human response.The Shepherd LeaderShepherd leaders guide, protect, and are held accountable.The Sower and SeedSeed and sower weave together parable, covenant, and harvest.The Staff and RodA symbol of authority, support, and judgment across Scripture.The Staff BlossomedA rod that budded, signifying divine choice and life.The Still Small VoiceStillness as a prelude to divine revelation and action.The Storm StilledDivine power brings calm from chaos.The Temple CleansedRemoving corruption and foreign objects from God's house.The Three StrangersThree men visit Abraham by the oaks of Mamre.The Throne and JudgmentThrones symbolize divine judgment and earthly authority in scripture.
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