NIV Rainbow Study Bible: Jacketed Hardcover

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Yellow occurs naturally throughout our world in the form of egg yolks, sunflowers, lemons, and bees. It is often used to illustrate a happy face. But green is also a bit of a dichotomy. On one hand, green represents life and growth; on the other hand, it represents envy. (Ever heard the phrase green with envy?) Maybe there’s a finer line between wealth and envy than we realize. As fantastical as it may seem, this world-wide flood event really happened. And while it is certainly not a myth or even an allegorical story, there are still lessons that we should learn for our lives today.

God extended the provisions of his covenant with His chosen people—bodies of water parted to let them proceed safely on their journey. In addition to the chakra system, orange represents creativity and the ability to relax and enjoy life. One example of this kind of remarkable event would be the appearance of a rainbow in the sky. I do not think I have ever witnessed the appearance of a rainbow where someone did not point up to the sky and say, “Look, a rainbow!” And typically, the brighter and more colorful the rainbow is, the louder people, including myself, cheer over it. The World's View of the Rainbow

Whether this was the first appearance of a rainbow in human history (because it had not rained yet as Genesis 2:5 seems to say) or it was just God repurposing the phenomenon that already existed (as KenHam explains), the Bible is very clear about what the rainbow symbolizes. God's Promises Symbolized by the Rainbow And it is great news for us as well because this story clearly and beautifully points us to the time when God sent his own Son, Jesus, to die on a cross and then rise again to give humanity an amazing opportunity to escape judgment by being “hidden with Christ in God” ( Colossians 3:3; 1 Peter 3:20-22; 2 Peter 2:9). Because blue is the color of the heavens, it is often associated with divinity and is used to illustrate trust and loyalty. Genesis 9:13-16 KJV – I do set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a token of a covenant between me and the earth. And it shall come to pass, when I bring a cloud over the earth, that the bow shall be seen in the cloud:

Then Mordecai went out from the presence of the king in royal robes of blue and white, with a great golden crown and a robe of fine linen and purple, and the city of Susa shouted and rejoiced. Suggest a Verse Enter a Verse Reference (e.g., John 3:16-17) Typically speaking, the lighter shades of orange are most associated with positive feelings and emotions. So, what is the true meaning of the rainbow? To answer that question, we must look beyond the children’s coloring books and really weird movies to the Bible — the only truly infallible, inspired, and authoritative source of truth that we have. So the rainbow is not merely a symbol. It’s not simply part of an ancient story. It is a living example of God’s faithfulness. It is an assurance that God has not forgotten us and that he continues to work in this world.Along the same lines, people have long tried to answer this question: Is indigo blue or purple?The answer: it’s both.(Although, if you want to get more specific, indigo is three-quarters blue and one-quarter purple.) Because so much of our plant life is green, this color is often linked to nature and living naturally. Recycling and using natural products is sometimes referred to as “green living.” When people decide to start replacing synthetic products with more natural products, it is said they are going green.