What is Jesus's favorite color.  You must give a reference from the New Testement.?
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In my Bible all of Christ's words are in red...so that must be it.\n\nIt can't be green, because Mark 6:39 - Then Jesus told the crowd to sit down in groups on the green grass.
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EXCELLENT QUESTION!\n\nI find it funny when people say they don't care what color God is but still say what color they BELIEVE He is. I personally am not concerned with what color GOD is. He has appeared in the Bible as a burning bush, as the voice in silence, as a dove, etc. Even in determining what color JESUS was as God in human form on Earth proves what? People will try to use the race card to prove which race should be superior, or to prove that slavery was justified, or to prove any number of things. The important thing is, God thought enough of us to come into the world in human form to redeem the world. Case closed.
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Love how your mind works!  I think Moses.  Jesus would be okay, but he would probably turn the water to wine.
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I cant stand it when people think Jesus was a blue eyed blonde. That's what organized religion wants u to believe especially the Baptist. I believe he was dark skinned and had black hair. I am a white person with blonde hair and blue eyes and people get mad at me when I tell them this is what I think Jesus looked like.
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Jesus looks NOTHING like what they picture Him as.  He'd NEVER have long hair or pale skin (He lived inthe desert and it was "against His religion" for men to have long hair).  He looked like an average Jew.\nSee, at one point in time I thought about Jesus being black (which is why Africa is being treated to the way it is today because anyone affiliated w/ Jesus will go through hard times), but it really doesn't line up.  Even though REvalations talks about him having hair like wool and feet of bronze, Jesus is a Jew.  In the OT God didn't want His people marrying the Egyptians (or others in that same area) because of their religious views, not race.  It doesn't matter because it doesn't affect/effect what He did for us.  He died for us and that's all that matters.  He probably looked like a typical Jew.  "The Bible never gives any physical description of Christ. The closest thing we get to a description is in Isaiah 53:2b, “He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him.” All this tells us is that Jesus’ appearance was just like any other man – He was ordinary looking. Most of the images we have of Jesus are probably very inaccurate. Jesus was a Jew, so He likely had very tan skin, dark eyes, and dark hair. This is a far cry from the blond-haired, blue-eyed, fair-skinned Jesus in most modern pictures."
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That is your connection with the Lord. Sometims I see a lavender or mediterianian blue color in a pool of water when I get really deep in my meditation with the Lord. It's a good thing. The closer you get to God in your walk with Him the more He will show you when He feels you are ready for them.
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One true colour remains yellow  ( in western understanding - not Buddhist yellow ). The betrayal of his people  is black which is not a colour but is made up of all colours and is without light  . So we will light candles for all the dead and turn a terrible spotlight on the betrayers.\nDizzy.
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Philip one of the disciples ask  Jesus to show them the Father. And Jesus answered him: 'have I been w/ you for just a short time, how come you are asking me to show you the father? Those who have seen me has seen the Father. If you don't believe me, then believe in the WORKS that I did'.\n\nIn short Jesus was telling the disciples that he did what his Father would have done if He came to earth. Just like a son, doing the works of a father--we say: 'like father, like son'.
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It refers to the blood of Jesus.
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In the Bible, Purple, Violet, and Scarlet sometimes symbolized vanity. Sometimes greed and selfishness. Too bad, because purple is my favorite color.
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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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Notre Dame cathedral. I wish! I want it in September and I like navy blue with a lime green. My taste will change though.
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I have a blue bible, my SIL has a purple bible and I have friends with red bibles.  Not all bibles are black I think you are misinformed.\n\nBTW, Bibles are meant to be "read."
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There is no place in the bible that tells you what they mean.  The only 3 colors of any importance would be red, black and white - red being judgement or sin - black being evil - and white being good.  Not much more to read into colors.
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Did I mention yellow? I never mentioned yellow. What makes you believe I mentioned yellow? I said, "Jello"
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Here, Here! Come Lord Jesus Come.\n\nShalom
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The possibility is Jesus had Hazel or brown eyes, but then again, why not blue.  It is not like there are none with blue eyes, green eyes, and all must be brown.  Everything is possible.\nWe are used to believe that all black people must have dark eyes, or brown, but I have seen many black people with green eyes, how did that happened!\nyou see. anything is possible.  Blue, green, Hazel, brown or whatever color they may have been, it would not make any difference who was Jesus Christ.\n\nThe problem is that we seem to want to judge the past, and how it was supposed to be with our present time, and that is a mistake.  Jesus time was so much different than ours, and it could also include how people used to look like.