Times and seasons imagery uses appointed dates, fulfilled seasons, or God-governed calendar language to picture providence, waiting, judgment, fulfillment, or redemptive timing.
Times and seasons imagery uses appointed dates, fulfilled seasons, or God-governed calendar language to picture providence, waiting, judgment, fulfillment, or redemptive timing.
A temporal-appointment motif in which times, seasons, set dates, fullness, delay, or fulfilled moments signify divine governance of history, prophetic fulfillment, covenant waiting, judgment, or the ordered rhythms of creation and redemption.
These examples show how Appointed Times, Seasons, and Divine Calendar Imagery functions in biblical language, rhetoric, poetry, prophecy, narrative, or theological imagery.
let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years
Creation lights mark ordered time under God’s governance.
at the time appointed I will return unto thee
The promised son is tied to God’s appointed time, not human ability.
the LORD appointed a set time
Judgment on Egypt arrives according to God’s fixed appointment.
To every thing there is a season
Season language frames human life under appointed providential ordering.
he changeth the times and the seasons
God’s sovereignty includes the rise and fall of historical seasons.
the vision is yet for an appointed time
Prophetic fulfillment may wait, but it is fixed by God.
The time is fulfilled
Jesus announces kingdom arrival as fulfilled redemptive timing.
the times or the seasons... the Father hath put in his own power
The disciples are restrained from controlling God’s eschatological calendar.
when the fulness of the time was come
The sending of the Son occurs at the divinely completed moment.
of the times and the seasons
Paul uses times-and-seasons language for eschatological watchfulness.
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