Jesus's countenance is described as being like Lebanon, excellent as the cedars, reflecting his image and bringing light to our faith. The word countenance is explored in depth, revealing its meaning and significance in the Bible, and how it relates to Jesus's demeanor and walk. [... more]

King Solomon, a reference to Jesus, made a chariot of the wood of Lebanon, which represents a sedan chair or a traveling bed that symbolizes a covering for our hearts. This covering is made of wood, which represents righteousness and is associated with the cross, where Jesus' blood was shed. The wood of Lebanon is also connected to the idea of white and purity, and the covering of our hearts is a place where we can find rest and safety in Jesus. [... more]