Where is Zephyr found in the Bible?

Answer 1

The traditional Bible lists a number of wind, stringed and percussion instruments that were used to praise GOD although, most are not mentioned by a specific name. A zephyr is not included by name in traditional Bible text. The zephyr, a stringed instrument, is by name a part of modern musical history.

Zephyr, which denotes the characteristics of air, gentility and movement does encourage thoughts of spirituality. The word zephyr does not appear in the traditional Holy Scriptures however is a common description of GOD's Holy Spirit.

Answer 2

The word zephyr does not appear in the traditional Holy Scriptures however is a common description of GOD's Holy Spirit. Throughout years of Protestant beliefs, theologians have searched for a way to explain the supernatural power of the Most High GOD, El Shaddai. It is believed that the Holy Spirit, or Holy Ghost, is the means by which GOD Almighty manifests Himself in the world. Zephyr, which denotes the characteristics of air, gentility and movement does encourage thoughts of spirituality. Zephyr serves as an effective adjectives to describe Almighty GOD Who is always present though He is not seen.

The zephyr quality of GOD is evident in Biblical text from 1 Kings 19:12 where the fearful fugitive prophet Elijah is seeking the presence of the LORD. Biblically, the Holy Spirit is mentioned numerous times as active and is a part of what Christians call the GODHead or Trinity. A zephyr-like quality can also be appreciated from The Bible text that describes the way GOD intervenes and leads His people. Take for instance the history written in the Book of Numbers. In Numbers 11:25, we read that the LORD came down in a cloud to speak with the seventy Israelite elders and then rested on them; a gentle, moving zephyr.

Answer 3

There is not a reference of Zephyr in the King James version of the Bible. In addition, the name is not mentioned in the New King James or New American Standard versions of the Bible.