Αποτελέσματα Αναζήτησης
POTTER (יָצַר, H3670, to form, frame, make, fashioner; κεραμεύς, G3038, potter). The product of the “fashioner,” the potter, is the most significant artifact in the Near E for archeological purposes.
5 Ιουν 2024 · Pottery, a prevalent feature in ancient civilizations, holds symbolic significance throughout the Biblical narrative. Although contemporary discussion...
5 Ιουλ 2011 · The Bible often references pottery making, using it as imagery, as pottery played a vital role in the everyday lives of the people of Bible times.
Explore the symbolism of potters and their craft in the Bible, examining how clay and pottery reflect divine creativity and human experience.
23 Νοε 2017 · Pottery-making in Bible times (Jeremiah 18) Illustration: Pottery in Biblical times. Archaeologists have discovered a great deal of evidence related to pottery-making in ancient Israel, including the remains of workshops, potter’s wheels, tools, unfired vessels, prepared clay and kilns.
The Bible specifically identifies only two vessels as pottery: earthen pitchers (Lamentations 4:2 ) and earthen bottles (Jeremiah 19:1 ), but an additional series of vessels probably came from the potter's workshop: “jar” for water (Genesis 24:14 NRSV); “pot” ( Exodus 16:3 ); “bowl” (Numbers 7:85 ); “bowl” (Judges 6:38 ); “vial” (1 Samuel 10:1 )...
13 Αυγ 2013 · (1) The subjection of the clay to the potter (Isa. 29:16, 45:9, 64:8; Jer. 18:4-11; Rom. 9:21). This teaches the possibilities of faith and the iniquity of rebellion against the will of God. An Arabic proverb says, “The potter can put the ear where he likes.” (2) Its cheapness and insignificance. Common clay pitchers and water jars cost ...
