keep the way of the LORD
Way-language describes covenant obedience and righteousness.
The way and path motif uses roads, paths, walking, and ways to speak of conduct, wisdom, covenant obedience, discipleship, or access to God.
The way and path motif uses roads, paths, walking, and ways to speak of conduct, wisdom, covenant obedience, discipleship, or access to God.
The way and path motif is a spatial and moral image-field in which walking, roads, paths, gates, direction, and way-language communicate life-orientation, wisdom, obedience, mission, salvation, or access into God’s presence.
These examples show how Way and Path Motif functions in biblical language, rhetoric, poetry, prophecy, narrative, or theological imagery.
keep the way of the LORD
Way-language describes covenant obedience and righteousness.
the LORD knoweth the way of the righteous
Two ways contrast righteous life and wicked ruin.
lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path
Path imagery describes the guidance of God’s word.
he shall direct thy paths
Path imagery teaches trust and divine direction.
an highway shall be there... The way of holiness
Way imagery presents restored access and holy pilgrimage.
ask for the old paths
Path imagery calls Israel back to covenant faithfulness.
narrow is the way
Way imagery contrasts destruction and life.
I am the way
Jesus identifies Himself as the exclusive way to the Father.
any of this way
The early Christian movement is identified by way-language.
a new and living way
Way imagery describes access to God through Christ’s flesh.
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