The staple of the table, taken up as a figure of Christ himself.

The direction of the sunrise, of entrance, and of return.

Strength and rule, and in the other direction a devouring adversary.

Pressed from the olive; used for anointing kings, priests and the sick, and for light in the lamp.

Given and withheld as blessing and judgement on the land.

A dye of the tabernacle, and a figure of sin set against what washes it.

Small, buried, and multiplying — sown as word and as offspring.

The number of completion, set at the close of the creation week.

An instrument of division, and of the word that divides.

A common element of creation used across both testaments as a figure for cleansing, life, and multitude. Its meaning is set by the passage: the same element washes, indwells, and overwhelms.