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<19B9105> Psalm 119:105 (a)

<460302> 1 Corinthians 3:2 (b)

<490526> Ephesians 5:26 (a)

WORM — <192206> Psalm 22:6 (a) This type represents the utter degradation and worthlessness of human beings in God's sight. When Jesus took the sinner's place, He called Himself a worm because the one for whom He died was considered by

God as a worm. (See also <234114>Isaiah 41:14.)

<236624> Isaiah 66:24 (b) No doubt this is an emblem of the gnawing pains of conscience which must be endured constantly and forever by those who are lost, and are in the lake of fire. (See also <410948>Mark 9:48.)

WORMWOOD — <240915> Jeremiah 9:15 (b) This is certainly a description of the bitterness which comes into the soul of those who refuse to worship the Lord, and who reject His Word. (See also <242315>Jeremiah 23:15.)

<250315> Lamentations 3:15 (b) By this we understand the great depression of spirit, and the bitterness of soul which was experienced by Jeremiah, the prophet, when he was so cruelly rejected by Israel.

<300507> Amos 5:7 (a) The judgments of God were so severe, and Israel was so evil in their minds, that they were made bitter by God's decisions against them.

<660811> Revelation 8:11 (b) The curses of God, which He will send upon this earth, are bitter to the heart and the soul of His enemies. He will make the so-called pleasures and attraction of the world bitter and offensive in the eyes of those who indulge in them.

WOUND — <183406> Job 34:6 (a) This suffering man called his affliction and sorrow a wound, for which there was no remedy.

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