I just googled “keys in the bible” and here’s a partial “clip”: In the Bible, keys act as a powerful symbol of authority, stewardship, and access, often representing the power to open or shut doors, both literally and spiritually
Keys are always significant. Keys to the Kingdom, the keys of David, doors that will only unlock with the right key, and at the conference I was at there was a wall-clock I took a picture of because underneath the wood housing for the clock was carved a long wooden key. I can send a picture when I get back to my phone.
I just googled “keys in the bible” and here’s a partial “clip”: In the Bible, keys act as a powerful symbol of authority, stewardship, and access, often representing the power to open or shut doors, both literally and spiritually
Keys are always significant. Keys to the Kingdom, the keys of David, doors that will only unlock with the right key, and at the conference I was at there was a wall-clock I took a picture of because underneath the wood housing for the clock was carved a long wooden key. I can send a picture when I get back to my phone.
And Amy Elizabeth mentioned to me earlier how the Lord has been highlighting keys to her.
Something that caught my eye at my recent gathering.
Here it is