It's the "prize" or "reward" Jesus speaks of constantly. Through Him comes salvation and eternal life through faith in Him. But He also speaks of a "reward." A reward is "earned" through work and effort. The greater the work, the greater the reward, as illustrated in the parable of the talents and pounds.
Jesus will reward His saints with "crowns of authority and rulership" over the nations when He returns:
"...thou wast slain, and hast redeemed us to God by thy blood... and hast made us unto our God KINGS and PRIESTS: and WE SHALL REIGN ON THE EARTH." (Rev.5:9-10)
Jesus will reward each of His saints with varying degrees of power and authority, according to their accomplishments "in Him" during their lives.
These are the "many crowns" He symbolically wears in descriptions of Him.
"...His eyes were as a flame of fire, and ON HIS HEAD WERE MANY CROWNS..." (Rev.19:12).
The "Crown of Life" is Eternal Life through Jesus Christ, and the reward He will bestow upon each saint, according to their works, who shall jointly rule the Kingdom of God with Him for a thousand years.
The word "crown" is in the King James Version of the Bible 66 times. It is in 66 verses.
The whole bible is the book of life one book one life
In the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
According to Strong's Concordance, 66 times in 66 verses in the King James version of the Bible. Hope this helps.
The word "life" is used 450 times in the Bible.
God, through the Bible, has promised us many spiritual rewards, the crown of righteousness, the crown of life etc. are some of them.
King David's crown is described in the Bible as being made of gold and adorned with precious jewels, such as diamonds and rubies. It was likely a symbol of his royal authority and power.
The word "crown" is in the King James Version of the Bible 66 times. It is in 66 verses.
No. It's not described as such.
In the Bible, Satan is described as an angel in the book of Ezekiel 28:14.
The bible says believing Christians will receive a crown of gold in heaven.
In the Bible, Moses is described as having a speech impediment.
Often described as wrath.
Methusaleh, as in the Bible
Yes, Gomer is described as a prostitute in the Bible in the book of Hosea.
no the bible never set a given date on which the world would end it described what the would be like. if it described what the end would be like. in the holy bible, it clearly states that God himself will end life as we know it when all love between human beings is gone... this means its when people will only enjoy killing and hurting each other.
john