In symbolic language, what is represented by winds?

Answer

Strife, war, commotion. See Jer. 25: 31-33; 49: 36, 37.
NOTE - That winds denote strife and war is evident from the vision itself. As result of the striving
of the winds, kingdoms rise and fall.

Where in the Bible do we find the first prom Redeemer?
What classes of persons are necessarily shut out of the kingdom of God?
1. What statement did Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, make to his wise men whom he had assembled?
Why was double manna given on the sixth day?
How did Christ answer him?
To whom does Paul say a crown of righteousness is promised?
With what announcement does the sixth trumpet close?

Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle