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Biblical Color
Meaning in the Bible "When God appeared unto Noah after the flood, and placed a rainbow in the sky, He did much more than show him
a phenomenon. In the seven colors, beginning with red and ending with purple, God was displaying a natural miracle that
demonstrated the complete redemption of man". Antipas/M. Stewart This is a compilation of many interpretations of biblical colors meaning that I have collected
over the last several years. I hope that you find it biblical and authentic. From Genesis to Revelations the Word of God is full of symbolic (biblical) color
meaning. Using colors to express how we feel towards God in dramatic worship (with banners) can be very therapeutic
and beneficial to us and a blessing to God's people. I have found that when we enjoy worshipping the Lord He enjoys
receiving our worship. Blessing and strengthening
and uplifting the Body of Christ uplifts and unifies the Lord's work . I hope that you will be able to utilize the many
color difinitions. I do know that God loves color.
The colors that we see here on the earth realm are only a portion of what is in heaven. May you be blessed by what is here and I hope that
it releases you into a deeper understand of the impact that color brings. Biblical Color Meaning In The Bible
Zephaniah
3:9,10 For then I will restore to the peoples
a pure language, that they all may call on the name of the Lord, to serve Him with one accord. From beyond the rivers
of Ethiopia My Worshipers, the daughter of My dispersed ones, shall bring My offering.
Rainbow: Symbolizes God's promises (Rev.
4:3) Covenant (Gen 9:13 and 16). Noah
looking at the rainbow saw seven steps (the number of spiritual perfection), beginning with flesh, going through trial, being
guided by the Word of God, bringing forth immortality and priesthood; thus fulfilling Rev. 5:10, "and hast made us unto
our God kings and priests: and we shall reign on the earth." This is further emphasized
in Ezekiel's glorious vision of the Cherubim, the immortalized host of God, as outlined in his first chapter. (colors
of the rainbow)--Antipas, M. Stewart.
FIRE FLAGS
Red:
symbolizes blood atonement; sacrifice of Christ's blood;covenant of grace; cleansing justification; sin, atonement;war; the
wrath of God; judgement; death; love; life;the earth; redemption; sacrifice; consuming fire; the person of Jesus;the cross;
refers to flesh. Isaiah: 1:18, Hebrew 9:14. Red con not be formulated by mixing any other color together. The
Hebrew word "OUDEM" means "red clay". It is the root word from the name Adam, Esau, and Edom; all
speak of flesh. Orange: Praise, Warfare, Passion, power,
fire, harvest season, fruitfulness, joy Burgundy: The Red earth; selfish; Covetous sin, copper and gold, washing by the word,
righteousness, right standing.

Rose Pink: Messiah, glory, Rose of Sharon, the Father's heavenly care over the Lillies of the Field-His
children, Jesus loves me-this I know! Symboizes right relationships, heart of flesh, intimacy, child-like faith (Romans
3:25; Rev. 19:8; Ez. 11:19; 1 Peter 5:5-6; Song 1:2; Matt. 18: 3-5. Fuschia: Joy, right relationships,
compassion, heart of flesh, passionfor Jesus, the Bridegroom's heart, koinonea. Plum: Richness, abundance, infillng of the Holy Spirit

Gold or Yellow: Symbolizes the Glory of God ; divine
nature; holiness; eternal deity; the Godhead; Purification; majesty; righteousness; divine light; kingliness; trial by fire;
mercy; power; His Deity; Glory. Revelations 3:18; Revelations 4:4; Mal: 3:3; 1
Peter: 1:7 Yellow or Gold is also primary. It always speaks of trial and purging. "That trial
of your faith, being much more precious than of gold that perishes, though it be tried with fire, might be found unto praise
and honour and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ".(1
Peter 1:7) Amber: Glory of God, the Father's heavenly
care, fiery passion, flaming throne of God, the temple of God, wisdom. Bronze:
Judgment upon sin; fires of testing. Brown: Man as
we are on earth. Cream: healing. Brazen: Christ the Cleanser
Silver: Symbolizes paid price for redemption; price of
a soul; Word of God; strength; Spirit; Revelation; Grace; The Word of God; divinity; wisdom; purity; strengthened faith (Matt.
27: 3-8)
Green: Praise, eternal life, vigor,
prosperity, mercy, restoration, health, healing, new beginning, freshness, God's holy seed, harvest, sowing and reaping, immortality,
fresh oil, new life, joy in hope. Rom 12:12; Ps. 23:2; Gen. 1:30; Lk. 23:31; Rev. 22:2;
Ps. 92:14.
Purple: Symbolizes Jesus' royalty; believer's
royalty; majesty; wealth; power; penitence; the name of God; kingdom authority; dominion, son-ship; the promises of God; inheritance;
mediator; inheritance; priesthood. Revelations 5:10, "And has made us unto our God kings and priests
and we shall reign on the earth."

Blue speaks to us of the eternal presence of YAHWEH.
The color of God's chosen nation, the people of Israel, blue dating back to the time of David. We also note in Ezek.
1:26, that the restored throne of David which will rule supreme in all the earth, being God's throne, is spoken of as sapphire,
which is blue. Blue also speaks of healing. Matt. 9:21 M. Stewart Blue: Symbolizes the heavenly realm; prayer; priesthood; authority;
revealed God; grace; divinity; Holy Spirit; overcomer; revelation knowledge; the Truth; the Word of God; the Word; Messiah. Light blue: Heaven, Heavenly Ezek. :26 Turquoise (is a bluish-green): River of God, sanctification, healing, life-givin flow
of the Holy Spirit, the New Jerusalem.
White: Symbolizes Creator; righteousness acquired through blood of Christ;
Bride's garment; salvation; surrender; holiness, saints; angels, peace; triumph; victory; glory; joy; light. Rev.
4:4, 6:2 Iridescent: Fruit of the Spirit (Rev. 4:3) Overcomer,
Rainbow Promise, Precious Stones Rev. 21:7; Rev. 4:3; 2: 11:19. Clear, Transparent: Water Baptism, Wind, Holy Spirit, Born Again, Matt 3:11; John. 3:3;
5:7 Iridescent Crystal: Cleansing Work of the Holy Spirit, blessings of God, sanctification, the Bride of
Christ, Truth. Black:
Righteous Judgement; Death; Death of old self; Famine; Mourning; Evil; Humiliation; Affliction; Calamity Primordial color
of creation; Sign of humiliation. Lam. 4:8, Rev. 6:5, Jer. 8:21. Color black in Scripture: And I looked and behold a black horse; and he who sat on it
had a pair of scales in his hand (rev 6:5). Their appearance is blacker than soot, they are not recognized in the streets;
their skin is shriveled on their bones, it has become like wood (lamentations 4:8). Black symbolizes death, punishment, famine, sin, affliction, death, repentance, bondage (John 3:19-20).
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