圣经中的雾意味着某种真实存在但不会持久的事物



  • 圣经中的雾意味着某种真实存在但不会持久的事物。它绝非上帝同在的象征——那是云,一种发挥不同作用的意象。
  • 雅各书 4:14 使用了 atmis, ,即锅中冒出的蒸汽,来比喻人的生命,并要求我们在计划时加上一个前提:“若是主愿意。”
  • 何西阿书 6:4 用晨雾来比喻会蒸发的虔诚。其抱怨的并非虚伪,而是真实的感受无法经受白日的酷热。
  • 使徒行传 13:11 中,雾和黑暗降临在塞浦路斯的一位术士身上——这呼应了保罗自己的失明,那是一个开始而非终结。
  • 创世记 2:6 中的“雾”翻译自一个含义不确定的罕见希伯来词汇;许多现代译本将其译为“溪流”或“泉水”。

Mist in Scripture almost always means the same thing: something real that will not last. It is used for human life, for shallow devotion, and once for a blindness that lifted. It is never mystical, and it is never a symbol of God’s presence — that is cloud, which is a different image doing different work. The verse everybody half-remembers James, writing to people making confident business plans: Why, you do not even know what will happen tomorrow. What is…

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