Cody's Eye Spiritually Discerned Prophetic Art The Christ Peacock 2026A.D.

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Key Aspects of Peacock Symbolism:
Resurrection and Eternal Life: Because the peacock sheds its old feathers and grows brighter ones annually, it was adopted as a metaphor for the resurrection and the eternal life promised through Christ.
Immortality: Based on ancient legends (mentioned by St. Augustine) that a peacock's flesh does not decay, it represents the immortality of the soul and body.
The "All-Seeing" God: The "multitude of eyes" on its tail feathers are interpreted as the all-seeing eye of God or the Church.
Paradise/Heaven: Peacocks are often depicted in art beside a fountain or vase (representing the waters of life/baptism) or in scenes of paradise.
Hidden Beauty: In a similar manner to the Christian life, a peacock's inner splendor is revealed when it fans its feathers, representing the inner beauty of the soul. Hence the song this morning, "My Soul Clings To You"- MATCH.
In Early Christian art, the peacock symbolizes immortality, the Resurrection of Christ, and eternal life in heaven. Originating from the ancient belief that the bird’s flesh was incorruptible (did not decay), it became a powerful, lasting symbol of life after death and the "all-seeing" eye of God.