hide me in the shadow of your wings
Shadow-of-wings language pictures covenant protection.
Shadow and shade imagery can picture protection under God, transience, or a temporary outline of a coming reality.
Shadow and shade imagery can picture protection under God, transience, or a temporary outline of a coming reality.
An imagery cluster in which shadow, shade, wing-covering, sheltering coolness, or temporary outline language signifies divine protection, human brevity, or typological anticipation.
These examples show how Shadow, Shade, and Protective Covering Imagery functions in biblical language, rhetoric, poetry, prophecy, narrative, or theological imagery.
hide me in the shadow of your wings
Shadow-of-wings language pictures covenant protection.
take refuge in the shadow of your wings
Divine shade becomes refuge for those trusting God's steadfast love.
in the shadow of your wings
The shadow motif expresses shelter until destructive storms pass.
in the shadow of your wings I sing
Protection under God's shadow produces worshipful confidence.
abide in the shadow of the Almighty
Shadow imagery presents God as the secure dwelling of faith.
the LORD is your shade
The LORD's shade pictures guarding presence beside his people.
days ... like a shadow
Shadow imagery can also signify the brevity and uncertainty of mortal life.
shade by day from the heat
Restored Zion includes protective shade and shelter.
shade from the heat
God is pictured as shade for the needy against oppressive heat.
a shadow of the things to come
Ceremonial realities are described as shadow in relation to Christ's substance.
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