The true meaning of rainbows
The true meaning of God’s promise of the rainbow comes from Genesis 9:12–17, where God placed a rainbow in the sky as a sacred covenant with Noah—and with all living creatures—that He would never again destroy the earth with a flood. The rainbow was not meant to represent human identity or pride, but divine mercy, faithfulness, and grace. It is a reminder of God’s compassion even after judgment, and His eternal promise to sustain life and keep His word. The rainbow belongs to God—it is a holy symbol of His covenant and love for humanity, not a representation of any modern movement or ideology. When we see the rainbow, we should remember God’s faithfulness, not the shifting meanings the world assigns to it.
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