It was said that the kings followed a bright star into Bethlehem and found the child of God gave gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. ... On the night Christ was born, the kings had seen a star and was drawn in by a light who was a burning bright star that was in western side of the sky. ...
Another sign in the poem could be the word bright, "Softest clothing, wooly, bright". The word bright in "The Tyger" was used to bring out the power that the tiger has and it was used to describe the fierceness of the tiger. In "The Lamb" the brightness of the lamb is one of purity itself, "The effect of bright in "The Lamb" is less dramatic. ... Burning bring in the forests of the night," (Blake 1) the reader conceives in their mind the image of a tiger with a coat blazing like fire deep in the dark forest. ...
In a few deft strokes, part 4 paints a glowing picture of the bright future in store for Israel if the nation returns to the Lord in wholehearted repentance and reformation, and accepts her divinely appointed role. ... All the blood and burning in the sacred texts? ...
