Storehouse and treasure-storage imagery uses barns, treasuries, reserves, and stored goods to describe provision, abundance, misplaced security, generosity, judgment reserves, and heavenly rather than earthly accumulation.
Storehouse and treasure-storage imagery uses barns, treasuries, reserves, and stored goods to describe provision, abundance, misplaced security, generosity, judgment reserves, and heavenly rather than earthly accumulation.
A storage-and-reserve motif in which barns, storehouses, treasuries, and accumulated goods represent provision, security, hoarding, judgment, or eternal value.
These examples show how Storehouse and Treasure-Storage Imagery functions in biblical language, rhetoric, poetry, prophecy, narrative, or theological imagery.
the LORD shall open unto thee his good treasure
The storehouse image presents covenant blessing as provision opened by God.
entered into the treasures of the snow
Treasury imagery poetically describes God’s command over creation’s reserves.
he layeth up the depth in storehouses
Storehouse imagery depicts divine sovereignty over the seas.
treasures of wickedness profit nothing
Stored wealth imagery is weighed morally against righteousness.
in the house of the righteous is much treasure
Treasure-storage imagery contrasts righteous security with wicked trouble.
the LORD hath opened his armoury
Armory-storehouse imagery depicts judgment resources brought out by God.
bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse
Storehouse imagery presents covenant provision and temple support.
lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven
Storage imagery contrasts perishing earthly accumulation with heavenly treasure.
I will pull down my barns, and build greater
Barn-storage imagery exposes the folly of hoarding without being rich toward God.
we have this treasure in earthen vessels
Treasure-storage language emphasizes divine glory held in fragile servants.
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