Ideas from Yahoo 4
powerful symbols in the Bible with hidden meanings
Here are 17 powerful symbols in Bible with hidden meanings that to me are all about our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Here is a list starting with:
Bread of Life (Jesus)
Light of the World (Jesus)
Foundation of Love (Jesus)
A Consuming Love (Jesus)
The Lamb of God (Jesus)
The Lord is my Shepherd (Jesus)
The Clay and the Potter (The clay are us and the Potter is Jesus)
Doer of the Sheep (guardian of us)
The Vine and the Branches (the vine is the Lord, and we are the branches)
God's Vineyard (the world and he is the caretaker)
The Lion (Jesus)
The Armor of God (Jesus)
The Fig Tree (where a punishment and decision was made)
The bride (the church)
The Cross (where Jesus was crucified)
The Bright Morning Star (Jesus)
I am not a Bible expert by no means on many aspects, but I believe most of these are 'nicknames' for Jesus. Once again please comment and add for I am not sure on some of these.
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Ideas from Yahoo 3
Once again glancing through that page of Yahoo News I came across 10 School Punishments that would fly today for there would be lawsuits galore if these were done without permission from the parents. The first one listed was 'The Dunce Cap' I really do not remember this one used except on television on certain shows or pictures in history books. I do remember writing lines on the blackboard for some, and I do remember actually copying dictionary pages as a punishment that I had to do once, and I cannot remember what I did though. There was 'The Paddle' in the principal's office but he or she had to have permission from the parents to use it on whomever, ruler on the knuckles I heard of when but is a form of corporeal punishment and I do not remember any of my teachers using doing this at any grade level. There was students standing in the hallway, and I think I remember someone standing on one foot for some reason in the classroom and to go along with this I remember one teacher made a student sit under his desk this would be a form of public shaming and I did feel bad for this student even though he should not have been passing notes. The last few were extra homework and physical drills/exercises.
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The Clay and the Potter is my favorite.
Amazing I learn lots from your works and poetry