Figurative Language in the Bible: How to Read Imagery & Metaphor Well

Figurative Language in the Bible: How to Read Imagery & Metaphor Well

Aug 16, 2017 | 04 Bible Study 101, Bible Study Theory

We use figurative language all the time: “I’ll have to face the music.” “I’m bored to tears.” “She has a green thumb.” “Don’t let the cat out of the bag.” “He died of embarrassment.” Biblical writers also used figurative language and vivid imagery. How are we to understand it?

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