Aesthetics: Allusion, Biblical Mary
Parent Term
Sibling Terms
- Abraham
- Adam
- Angel
- Archangel Michael
- Baptism
- Beelzebub
- Benjamin
- Bible verse on children
- Bible verse on sparrows
- Book of life
- Cain
- Canaan
- Christ
- Commandments
- Conflation of several possible sources
- Crucifixion
- Delilah
- Divine intervention
- Eve
- Exodus
- Garden of Eden
- Genesis
- Gethsemane
- God / Jehovah
- Good Samaritan
- Gospel of Luke
- Gospel of Matthew
- Ham
- Heaven
- Hell
- Isaac
- Jacob
- Jehovah
- Jericho
- Jesus
- Jesus walking on water
- Jezebel
- Jordan
- Judgment Day
- Judith
- Leprosy
- Lilith
- Lucifer
- Magdalen
- Moses
- New Testament Book of Revelation
- Noah/flood
- Old Testament
- Old Testament Book of Isaiah
- Old Testament Book of Proverbs
- Old Testament Book of Psalms
- Old Testament Book Song of Songs
- Pharaoh
- Pilate
- Purgatory
- Sacrificial Animal
- Saint
- Samson
- Satan
- Seraphim and cherubim
- Snake
- Solomon
- Sword
- Ten Commandments
- Three score and ten
- Valley of the shadow of death
Tagged Events
Environment: Olfactory›Evoking memory
Actions: Bodily›Insomnia | Communication›Newspaper columns and notices | Communication›Writing | Perceptual›Reading / Researching | Physical›Reading
Cultural Issues: Mass Media›Newspaper | Sexuality›Conception/Conceiving a child | Sexuality›Frustration | Sexuality›Virginity
Themes and Motifs: Psychological›Obsession
Relationships: Marital›Vicarious wedding
Aesthetics: Allusion, Biblical›Christ | Allusion, Biblical›Mary
Actions: Emotional›Crying | Mental›Realization | Mental›Remembering
Cultural Issues: Religion›African American | Religion›Church service | Religion›Preacher / Minister | Religion›Resurrection | Religion›Sermon | Ritual›Easter
Themes and Motifs: Philosophical›Salvation | Philosophical›Suffering
Relationships: Familial›Mother-son
Aesthetics: Allusion, Biblical›Bible verse on children | Allusion, Biblical›Crucifixion | Allusion, Biblical›Jesus | Allusion, Biblical›Mary | Allusion, Biblical›New Testament Book of Revelation | Diction›African American vernacular dialect | Narrative›Epiphany | Symbolism›Blood | Symbolism›Christian