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What does brass stand for in the Bible?

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Now, God showing in the—the type: Now the first thing, the pole represented “the cross,” the wood. The serpent itself, being a serpent, spoke of “sin already judged,” for God had judged the serpent in the garden of Eden. But brass spoke of “Divine judgment,” which was, like the brazen laver. In the days of Elijah, he looked out, said, “The sky looks like brass.” Divine judgment over all the country, no rain; Divine judgment.

Brass Serpent, 1953-11-21, Evansville, IN, §60

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Brass Serpent, 1953-11-21, Evansville, IN, §60

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Title:
Brass Serpent
Date:
November 21, 1953
Location:
Evansville, IN
Paragraph:
§60

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