Change/d — Biblical Meaning & Significance

A piece of property or inheritance transferring to new hands through a legal exchange — Change of ownership, transfer of inheritance or possession to another

Ruth 4:7

A person's entire nature transformed, becoming completely new in appearance and character — Conversion, becoming a new creation through spiritual transformation

2 Corinthians 5:17

A person progressively shining brighter with increasing radiance and glory — Moving to the next stage of glory, transformation from glory to greater glory

2 Corinthians 3:18

A person suddenly transformed from shining beauty to disgrace, or shame to radiance — Glory exchanged for shame or shame exchanged for glory

Jeremiah 2:11Hosea 4:7Romans 1:23

Mortal bodies suddenly becoming immortal, changing in an instant at a trumpet sound — Glorification, resurrection transformation in the twinkling of an eye

Job 14:14Psalm 106:201 Corinthians 15:51-52

A person pretending to be someone else, acting insane or deceiving observers — Feigning change, pretending to be different while remaining the same

1 Samuel 21:13

A mark on skin changing color or spreading across the body — Turning, changing condition or spreading of disease

Leviticus 13:16

A heavenly authority or power orchestrating all transformations and shifts of kingdoms — God controls all change, shifting times and seasons according to His sovereign will

Daniel 2:21

A person defiantly rejecting God's rules and laws, walking in forbidden ways — Disobedience, changing one's ways away from God's commandments

Ezekiel 5:6