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Excerpt from Figures of Speech Used in the Bible E.W. Bullinger Allegory; or, Continued Metaphor and Hypocatastasis Continued Comparison by Representation or Implication Al´-le-go-ry. Greek, ἀλληγορία, ...

... means If the alliteration is only a letter, the emphasis is on the words that have that letter. 18 Hypocatastasis Implication Illustration A declaration tha ...

... or as Metaphor 5:13 “you are the salt of the earth” – explains what the comparison is 5:14 “you are the light of the world” 6:22 “the lamp of the body is the eye” Hypocatastasis -- ...

... ation (Metaphor) (Genesis 49:9. Galatians 4:22,24), and Implication (Hypocatastasis) (Matthew 7:3-5). Teaching a truth about one thing by substituting another for it which is unlike it. Am-oe-ba ...

... Figure: antimereia, “the glorious Father” [19] 1:17 Figure: hendiadys, one thing meant, “wise revelation” [20] 1:18 Figure: prosopopeia (personification); also hypocatastasis, heart = inner mind [21] ...

... the subject unnecessarily difficult and distasteful. Hence we will give a new English name to such as need one. Instead of calling the commonest of figures a Hypocatastasis we will define it by the nam ...

... le (Isaiah 32:2). Repetition of a number of resemblances. Met'-a-phor' or, Representation (Matthew 26:26). A declaration that one thing is (or represents) another: while Simile resembles it, and Hyp ...