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The act of tasting is used figuratively of experiencing the goodness of God and his word and of a variety of experiences: misery, sin, wisdom, love, death and blessing.
Ex 16:31 See also Ge 25:28; Ge 27:4,7,9,14,17,31; Nu 11:7-8; 2Sa 19:34-35; Jn 2:9
Of the experience of misery Job 6:6-7 In his complaint against God, Job compares the unacceptability of his lot to inedible food. See also Job 27:2
Of the experience of the goodness of God Ps 34:8 See also Heb 6:4-5; 1Pe 2:3
Of the experience of the goodness of the word of God Ps 119:103 See also Ps 19:10; Jer 15:16; Eze 3:3; Rev 10:9-10
Of the experience of sin Pr 20:17
Of the experience of wisdom Pr 24:13-14
Of the experience of love SS 2:3 See also SS 4:11,16
Of the effectiveness of Christian influence Mt 5:13 pp Lk 14:34-35
Of the experience of death Heb 2:9 See also Mt 16:28 pp Mk 9:1 pp Lk 9:27; Jn 8:52
Of the blessings of the kingdom of God Lk 14:24; Lk 22:29-30
1Sa 14:24-46; 2Sa 3:35; Jnh 3:7; Ac 23:14
1050 | God, goodness of |
4357 | salt |
4404 | food |
4544 | wine |
5167 | mouth |
5284 | cupbearer |
5429 | oaths |
5792 | appetite |
5832 | desire |
5852 | experience |
8774 | legalism |