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1. www.wikihow.com › Hole-in-the-Ear-Spiritual-MeaningHole in the Ear Spiritual Meaning: 15 Interpretations & Myths

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   Mar 6, 2024 · In the Bible, a hole in the ear can symbolize devotion to God. While ear holes aren’t specifically mentioned in the Bible, some passages refer to ear openings and piercings as symbols of serving god: In Psalm 40:6-8, David thanks God for giving him an “open ear” that allows him to serve and worship God.

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3. bible-history.com › sketches › ancient-sheep-foldAncient Sheep Fold - Bible History

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   This sketch contains a colored illustration of a sheepfold in ancient Israel. The sheepfold was a rock wall enclosure of loosely stacked stones, and this provided protection against "thieves and robbers" (John 10). The enclosure also provided protection from wolves and other animals of prey.

4. freebibleimages.org › illustrationsFreeBibleimages :: Illustrated story sets

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   There are 1290 Bible story illustration sets, each containing many scenes. Open the sections and stories to see the full range. All Photos Illustrations. All Old testament New testament. All Pre-school Children Youth/adult. All Stories with video.

5. hermeneutics.stackexchange.com › questions › 12733word study - What are the stocks mentioned in Acts 16:24 ...

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   For a period of time, stocks were more commonly used as a public punishment to keep someone hunched over and in place with their head and hands fixed and unable to protect themselves from passers by. The use of leg irons may have been to differentiate from this more recent use of stocks.

6. christianity.stackexchange.com › questions › 2746Where does the concept of a "God-shaped hole" originate?

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   The word "innermost being" is the Greek koilos, meaning hole or empty place. It is often translated belly or womb. In Jn 7, Jesus is describing a spiritual empty place in the heart of man, not a physical belly or womb.

7. www.gotquestions.org › Bible-halosWhat does the Bible say about halos? | GotQuestions.org

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   Jan 4, 2022 · What does the Bible say about halos? Answer. A halo, also called a nimbus, is a geometric shape, usually in the form of a disk, circle, ring, or rayed structure. Traditionally, the halo represents a radiant light around or above the head of a divine or sacred person.

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   What does a hole in the ear mean in the Bible?

   • In the Bible, a hole in the ear can symbolize devotion to God. While ear holes aren’t specifically mentioned in the Bible, some passages refer to ear openings and piercings as symbols of serving god: In Psalm 40:6-8, David thanks God for giving him an “open ear” that allows him to serve and worship God.

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   What is a God Shaped Hole?

   • The idea is that inside each of us is a "God-shaped hole"--a place inside of our hearts that only God can fill. If we try to put anything else in there, it won't fit (meaning, it won't fill the need we have inside of our heart/soul). Where does this concept originate? Is it a biblical concept or just a fanciful rhetoric?

   Where does the concept of a "God-shaped hole" originate?

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   Why did God create a hole?

   • As you can see, when God created humans, he wanted them to look around for him and search for him. This is one of God's plans, and in doing so, he created this "hole" that cannot be filled by any other: in short, that "God-shaped hole" was created by God for us to look for him. I have another verse as example; let us look at Ecclesiastes 3:10-12:

   Where does the concept of a "God-shaped hole" originate?

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   What is a 'God-Shaped Hole'?

   • There's a concept that I heard used many times throughout my life in regards to idolatry. The idea is that inside each of us is a "God-shaped hole"--a place inside of our hearts that only God can fill. If we try to put anything else in there, it won't fit (meaning, it won't fill the need we have inside of our heart/soul).

   Where does the concept of a "God-shaped hole" originate?

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9. overviewbible.com › bible-verse-artBible verse art: one drawing for every book of the Bible

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   Jan 16, 2016 · This post includes one piece of Bible verse art for each of the 66 books of the Bible. Jeffrey has identified a verse that sets the tone for the whole book. I’ve undertaken the project of hand-writing and illustrating each of these theme verses.