“Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying, I
am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but
shall have the light of life.”-- John 8:12 (KJV)
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Easter Sunday is in one week. Let’s
begin the celebration of rebirth and renewal now! This article will look at the
important imagery of the holiday. Every part of this holy day's symbols is important.
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The
Easter Lily
Resurrection
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Spirituality
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Elegance
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Hope
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Beauty
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Life
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Other Points of Interest:
- The white Easter lily represents the process of resurrection: burial (planting), and life after death (the opening of the bloom).
- The trumpet shape of the mature flower signifies Gabriel’s trumpet call to rebirth.
The
Color Purple=Power
Royalty
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Power
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Dignity
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Nobility
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Wealth
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Grandeur
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Luxury
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Wisdom
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Peace
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Purple
Flowers
Rare occurring color in nature
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Uplifting
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Sacred
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Calming
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Delicate
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Spiritual
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Precious
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The Higher Self
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Other Points of Interest:
- “The Purple Heart” is the medal given to honor U.S. citizens wounded during military service.
- Purple was an expensive dye to create. Throughout history, that color has been reserved for royalty or high-ranking officials.
The
Color White=Purity and Light
Positivity/Optimism
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Light
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Heaven
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Purity
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Goodness
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Beginnings
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Innocence
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Faith
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Spirituality
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Other Points of Interest:
- It’s the color most worn by brides.
- White gemstones mean new beginnings and renewals.
- This color aids in mental clarity.
My Conclusion
The
symbolism of Easter is all about new beginnings. Jesus alone had the perfect
power and purity to help us return to Heaven. That’s reason enough to praise
Him. Please enjoy this lyric video by Casting Crowns called, “Great Are You
Lord”:
What does Easter mean to you?
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