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FLOWERS @ kjv@Numbers:17:8; kjv@Isaiah:35:1; kjv@Matthew:6:29

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easton:

Flowers @ Very few species of flowers are mentioned in the Bible although they abounded in Palestine. It has been calculated that in Western Syria and Palestine from two thousand to two thousand five hundred plants are found, of which about five hundred probably are British wild-flowers. Their beauty is often alluded to (Cant. kjv@2:12; Matthew:6:28). They are referred to as affording an emblem of the transitory nature of human life kjv@Job:14:2; kjv@Psalms:103:15; kjv@Isaiah:28:1 kjv@Isaiah:40:6; kjv@James:1:10). Gardens containing flowers and fragrant herbs are spoken of (Cant. kjv@4:16; 6:2).

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Flowers @ Wild in fields kjv@Psalms:103:15
Cultivated in gardens kjv@Songs:6:2 kjv@Songs:6:3
Described as
Beautiful kjv@Matthew:6:29
Sweet kjv@Songs:5:13
Evanescent kjv@Psalms:103:16 kjv@Isaiah:40:8
Appear in spring kjv@Songs:2:12
Mentioned in scripture
The lily kjv@Hosea:14:5 kjv@Matthew:6:28
The lily of the valley kjv@Songs:2:1
The rose kjv@Isaiah:35:1
The rose of Sharon kjv@Songs:2:1
Of the grass kjv@1Peter:1:24
Garlands of, used in worship of idols kjv@Acts:14:13
Representations of, on the
Golden candlestick kjv@Exodus:25:31 kjv@Exodus:25:33 kjv@2Chronicles:4:21
Sea of brass kjv@1Kings:7:26 kjv@2Chronicles:4:5
Wood work of the temple kjv@1Kings:6:18 kjv@1Kings:6:29 kjv@1Kings:6:33 kjv@1Kings:6:35
Illustrative of
The graces of Christ kjv@Songs:5:13
Shortness of man's life kjv@Job:14:2 kjv@Psalms:103:15
Kingdom of Israel kjv@Isaiah:28:1
Glory of man kjv@1Peter:1:24
Rich men kjv@James:1:10 kjv@James:1:11

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FLOWERS @
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FLOWERS @ kjv@Numbers:17:8; kjv@Isaiah:35:1; kjv@Matthew:6:29

strongs:

H2099 <STRHEB>@ זו ziv zeev' Probably from an unused root meaning to be prominent; properly brightness (compare {H2111}) that {is} (figuratively) the month of flowers; Ziv (corresponding to Ijar or May): - Zif.

H4026 <STRHEB>@ מגדּלה מגדּל migdâl migdâlâh {mig-dawl'} mig-daw-law' From H1431; a tower (from its size or height); by analogy a rostrum; figuratively a (pyramidal) bed of flowers: - {castle} {flower} {pulpit} tower. Compare the names following.

H5079 <STRHEB>@ נדּה niddâh nid-daw' From H5074; properly rejection; by implication {impurity} especially personal (menstruation) or moral ({idolatry} incest): - X {far} {filthiness} X {flowers} menstruous ({woman}) put {apart} X removed ({woman}) {separation} set {apart} unclean ({-ness} {thing} with filthiness).