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Summary
- Iris flowers are not mentioned by name in the Bible, but they can symbolize spiritual truths and beauty.
- Flowers such as lilies and crocuses are referenced in Scripture, offering insights into faith and God’s creation.
- The iris represents themes like resilience, growth, and God’s covenant, drawing connections to various biblical verses.
- Church Fathers used floral imagery to teach about virtues and the nature of God, which can be applied to understanding irises today.
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