what are some clothing symbols in their eyes were watching god?
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You need to throw this question out and start over.  It doesn't make sense.
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a persons eyes. You can tell alot about a person from his/her eyes.
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looking into your eyes
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good one.\nSome peolpe look\nSome peolpe look too hard, slowing down the process of what god has in store for you hes in control remember that. All the things that go on in this world is cause of god- good or bad.
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First of all, you aren't making the cloth something sacred--it is merely a symbol and symbols are used all the time in the Bible.  For example, at the baptism of Christ, the Holy Ghost appeared in the form of a dove.  This was a symbol the Jews understood from the time of Noah.  \n\nWhen you pledge allegiance to a flag, you are pledging allegiance to your country in your duty as a citizen.  Remember Christ distinctly taught the Jews to "render unto Caesar" and did not form a political uprising.\n\nAs for many things being idols, yes, it is anything you are totally love and are totally obsessed with so it takes precedence over your other duties.  It could be anything from the most extreme football fan forgetting the Lord to your guess.  I don't know anyone that Patriotic!   \n\nBIBLE DICTIONARY\nIdol\nThere are some ten different Hebrew words so translated in the KJV, representing the various kinds of objects of worship among heathen nations. Idolatry generally meant nature worship in one form or another; e.g., in Egypt the chief objects of worship were the sun and other heavenly bodies, the Nile, and sacred animals, especially the bull. Ra, the sun god, was the active power in creation and giver of life. Among the nations of Canaan and W. Syria Baal was the sun god or source of life, and Ashtoreth was the corresponding female deity. In addition each nation had its own peculiar god to whom it ascribed its prosperity and misfortunes (e.g., see Chemosh; Molech). The idolatry into which the Israelites so often fell consisted either in making images that stood for Jehovah, e.g., the calves of Jeroboam (1 Kgs. 12: 28); or in worshipping, in addition to Jehovah, one of the gods of the heathen nations around them (1 Kgs. 11: 7, 33; 2 Kgs. 21: 3-6; 2 Kgs. 23: 10; Jer. 7: 31; Ezek. 20: 26-49), such idolatry being some form of nature worship, which encouraged as a rule immoral practices.\nDuring the Captivity the temptation of idolatrous worship was overcome. After the Return, the besetting sin of the Jews seems to have been covetousness, “which is idolatry” (Col. 3: 5; cf. Eph. 5: 5; Philip. 3: 19).
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Think of things this way,,my seminarian taught me this,,three men are seated at a fire each at a different point in the circle of flame. One sees wonderful colors that are without names,another sees the brightness and feels the heat and the last watches the embers burst into the air in all their colors. Each sees the fire,but all see it differently.The same way we all see God.
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Man's interpretation of God's word.
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The All Seeing Eye  is a Masonic symbol. \n\nMany of the Founders, and almost all the most important ones including George Washington and Thomas Jefferson were members of the Masonic Brotherhood.\n\nThe Eye reminds a brother Mason that his words and deeds are being judged by the Supreme Architect of the Universe.
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God is not a man. God is holy and He created ALL things so He does not think like us as far as "checking us out"\nGod is looking at your heart.\nSatan is the one that wants to give you a complex and make you think that God and His Angels are staring at you\nas if you were an object of curiosity.\nDon't let the devil blow your mind.\nGod is Love and His love is pure and not one of fear.\nI never think of God nor His Angels in that way as a  "peeping tom"\nGod is a Spirit.\nWhen you see a new-born baby without clothes, getting changed, you don't think of the baby as an object to be\ngawked at. You see the baby as an innocent creature.\nThat's how God sees His children.\nHe knows all things even before we do so why not trust in Him and not worry about the physical aspects of our being. Whenever this thought comes up again, rebuke the devil and say "Get lost Satan!"\nAnd never think that God doesn't understand that we are human beings, for He made us.\nAngels are not human beings. They don't know the first thing about "nakedness" and have no interest in your\nbody except to help you take care of yourself.\nSo, laugh off your silly fears and be a good person and all will be well.
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I don't know about other religions, but in Christianity, coloras are often used as symbols.\n\n"Though your sins be as scarlet they shall be whiter than snow."\n\nwhite- purity, goodness, light\nred(scarlet)- blemished, sinful\nblack- sin, death, evil\npurple-royalty
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Here are some sight to look at.\nGood luck and All of God's Love and Guidance.
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As far as I know, the pyramid with the (to name it correctly) "All Seeing Eye" in a triangle has nothing to do with the Austrian Illuminati of Adam Weishaupt. \nThis is a symbol of the English Freemasonry to which famous people such as Benjamin Franklin and George Washington belonged. The All Seeing Eye in a triangle is a pictorial representation of God the Freemasons name between themselves the "Great Architect of the Universe". \nThat's why this pyramyd and the All Seeing Eye are not at all in contradiction with the motto "In God We Trust", quite on the contrary. Believing in God is one of the conditions of entering the universal Freemasonery as member. \nHowever, it exists a minority of foreign Masonic lodges inspired by French revolutionarian leftist ideology whose admission in it require to be atheist, and even anti-clerical. Such is the case of the French Grand Orient De France (GODF), Grand Loge de France and Loge Opera. These last atheist lodges (which counts altogether about 80,000 to 130,000 members) and the official speculative Freemasonery of English origin, which count several millions members troughout the world, do not entertain good relationship with each other. Masonic lodges and Masonic membership are forbiden in some countries ruled by authoritarian regimes.\n\n\nWhat's follows are excerpts from wikipedia.org. \n\nThe first Grand Lodge in Freemasonry was founded in 1717 when four existing Lodges met at the Goose & Gridiron Alehouse in London to form the governing body.\n\nGenerally to be a regular Freemason, one must:\n\nBe a man who comes of his own free will. \nTraditionally Freemasons do not actively recruit new members. \nBelieve in a Supreme Being, or, in a few jurisdictions, a Creative Principle. \nBe at least the minimum age (18–25 years depending on the jurisdiction, but commonly 21). \nBe of sound mind, body and of good morals, and of good repute. \nBe free (or "born free", i.e. not born a slave or bondsman). \nHave one or two references from current Masons (depending on jurisdiction). \n\nFreemasons collect money internally which is attributed to charitable purposes. A number of structures exist within Freemasonry to disburse this money, a proportion of which goes to non-Masonic charities either locally or on a provincial or national basis.\n\nMasonic charities include:\n\nHomes which provide sheltered housing or nursing care. \nEducation with both educational grants[29] or residential education which are open to all and not limited to the families of Freemasons. \nMedical assistance.\n\nA great schism in Freemasonry did occur, however, in the years following 1877, when the Grand Orient de France (GOdF) started accepting atheists unreservedly. While the issue of atheism is probably the greatest single factor in the split with the GOdF, the English also point to the French recognition of women's Masonry and co-Masonry, as well as the tendency of French Masons to be more willing to discuss religion and politics in Lodge. While the French curtail such discussion, they do not ban it as outright as do the English. The schism between the two branches has occasionally been breached for short periods of time, especially during the First World War when American Masons overseas wanted to be able to visit French Lodges.\n\nConcerning religious requirements, the oldest constitution found in Freemasonry — that of Anderson, 1723 — says that a Mason "will never be a stupid Atheist nor an irreligious Libertine" if he "rightly understands the Art". The only religious requirement was "that Religion in which all Men agree, leaving their particular Opinions to themselves". Masons debate as to whether "stupid" and "irreligious" are meant as necessary, or as accidental, modifiers of "atheist" and "libertine". It is possible the ambiguity is intentional.\n\nPerhaps influenced by the assertion of
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Eyes... you can tell alot about people through their eyes.
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God Himself, was the source of light.
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The LORD God is looking at your name and false accusation.
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I think, physically, he'd look like any other human.  After all, we were made in His image.  However, Jesus says in Matthew 25:35-40, "35For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, 36I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.' \n 37"Then the righteous will answer him, 'Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? 38When did we see you a stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you? 39When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?'  40"The King will reply, 'I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.'"\n\nSo, I think he'll look like "the least of these."  Well, I really don't know if he would look like those...but I'm sure that's where you would find him.
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worshipping or praying to God.