The document discusses three rainbows mentioned in the Bible. [1] The first rainbow is described in Genesis as a covenant between God and his creation. [2] The second rainbow mentioned in Revelation surrounds God's throne and represents the tribe of Judah. [3] The third rainbow refers to Jesus on the cross acting as a prism that splits salvation into the seven church ages.

1. The Three Rainbows in the Bible

2. The First Rainbow

3. • Genesis 9:12 And God said, This is the token
of the covenant which I make between me and
you and every living creature that is with you,
for perpetual generations:
• 13 I do set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be
for a token of a covenant between me and the
earth.

4. Represents a
covenant made
between God and his
creation

5. Second Rainbow

6. • Revelation 4:3 And he that sat was to look
upon like a jasper and a sardine stone: and
there was a rainbow round about the throne, in
sight like unto an emerald

7. Emerald represents tribe of Judah
Jesus is the fulfillment of covenant made for
king to come from the root of Jesse

8. Facts about
Rainbows

9. • Rainbows are seen when light hits water and
is seen by a person at the correct angle.
(about 42 degrees)
• The water works like a prism splitting the ray
of light into seven colors.
• Because of the angle needed to see a rainbow
it is believed that no two people see the same
rainbow. If they both see a bow it is
technically two different ones.

10. The Third Rainbow

11. • Romans 1:20 For the invisible things of him
from the creation of the world are clearly
seen, being understood by the things that are
made, even his eternal power and Godhead;
so that they are without excuse

12. The Cross
• three men crucified
One rejected Jesus (the negative)
one accepted Jesus (the positive)
in the middle the great light of
the world (Jesus) shinned bright

13. •Jesus (the light)
•cross (the prism)
• salvation (the covenant)

14. • seven identifiable church ages since Jesus on
the cross
• This is the rainbow of seven lights seen after
the light of God is looked at through the
sacrifices made on the cross

15. • you can’t see someone else’s rainbow
• you can’t be saved by someone else’s
experience with God

16. What about the
other bow

17. • This bow is not as bright as the first and the
colors appear in reverse.
• Experts say that this second bow is not real it
is just a false reflection of the first bow

18. This bow
Represents
Satan

19. • He is not a creator, he is just an imitator
• Satan takes what God has made perfect and
tries to fool us with his false “look alike”

20. next time you see a
rainbow

21. Remember
• Jesus is on the throne and in control
• God has sent his son as a covenant promise to
you that you will live forever with him

22. If You See the Other Bow
be reminded that it, like Satan’s
power, is not real

23. Now go let your light shine as a
symbol to others of the hope that is
within you!
Shining God’s Light
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