Amplification expands a statement with further detail so its significance becomes clearer and weightier.
Amplification expands a statement with further detail so its significance becomes clearer and weightier.
Amplification is the rhetorical enlargement of a thought by adding explanatory, descriptive, or cumulative material that heightens clarity, force, or seriousness.
These examples show how Amplification functions in biblical language, rhetoric, poetry, prophecy, narrative, or theological imagery.
image, likeness, dominion, fruitfulness
The creation mandate is amplified through repeated and expanded statements of human vocation.
merciful, gracious, slow to anger
The LORD’s self-revelation is amplified by a sequence of covenant attributes.
heart, soul, might
Love for God is amplified by naming the whole person and all strength.
law, testimony, precepts, commandment
The value of God’s word is amplified through multiple terms and effects.
measured waters, marked heavens, weighed mountains
God’s greatness is amplified through vast images of creation and nations.
weak, ungodly, sinners, enemies
Paul amplifies grace by showing the condition of those for whom Christ died.
who can be against us? who shall charge? who shall separate?
Paul amplifies assurance through a series of unanswerable questions.
love is patient ... bears, believes, hopes, endures
Paul amplifies love by expanding its character and conduct.
chosen, predestined, redeemed, sealed
The blessing of salvation is amplified through a cascading sentence of divine grace.
heir, creator, radiance, imprint, sustainer
The Son’s superiority is amplified through several descriptions of His person and work.
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