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Sardius

​Description: transparent red like a cornelian (carnelian); known as the "blood stone"

Vine's: "The beauty of the stone, its transparent brilliance, the high polish of which it is susceptible, made it a favorite among the ancients" (547).

In the temple: blood

Representation: cup of salvation; cup of deliverance


Strong's Concordance
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Greek Definitions:

sardinos (4555): from the same as 4556; sardine (3037 being implemented.), i.e. a gem, so called:--sardine. (Revelation 4:3)

sardios (4556): sardian (3037 being impl.), i.e. (as noun) the gem so called:
--sardius.

lithos (3037): a stone (lit. or fig.):
--(mill-, stumbling-) stone.
 
References: a stone in the breastplate, part of the appearance of the Lord, and New Jerusalem foundation



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