This is the fourth in a series exploring biblical metaphors of God. Today, we will explore the artistic side of God—God as a knitter. God knits, weaves, binds, and mends.
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This is the third in a series exploring biblical metaphors of God. The Bible sometimes describes God as an eagle (Exodus 19:4, Deuteronomy 32:10-11, Psalm 103:5, Isaiah 40:27-31, etc.). The Hebrew word used is נֶשֶׁר “nesher”, and although this word is usually translated as “eagle” in most English Bible translations, it could also be translated as vulture. The word basically denotes a diurnal (active during the day) bird of prey, or even more generically a diurnal carnivorous bird. Have you ever considered the metaphor—God is a vulture?
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Today is part two in this series of metaphors for God using the theme title: God is like a hen, and so much more! Today, I will explore Moses encounter with God at the burning bush. Moses wants to know God’s name, but receives a name that isn’t really a name, a name that isn’t pronounceable. As God is transcendent, we can only speak of God’s presence and action within the world by using metaphors.
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