King James Bible Dictionary

A sign
Exodus 3:12

Sun and moon for time and seasons
Genesis 1:14

The mark of Cain
Genesis 4:15

Rainbow, that the world might no more be destroyed by a flood
Genesis 9:12-17

Circumcision, of the covenant of Abraham
Genesis 17:11

Token presents
Genesis 21:27; Genesis 21:30

Miracles of Moses, of the divine authority of his missions
Exodus 4:1-9

Blood of the paschal lamb
Exodus 12:13

The Passover
Exodus 13:9

Consecration of the firstborn
Exodus 13:14-16

The Sabbath
Exodus 31:13; Exodus 31:17

A fringe
Numbers 15:38-40

Scarlet thread
Joshua 2:18; Joshua 2:21

Cover of the altar
Numbers 16:38-40

Aaron's rod
Numbers 17:10

Memorial stones
Joshua 4:2-9

Dew on Gideon's fleece
Judges 6:36-40

Prayer for tokens of mercy
Psalms 86:17
Miracles

TOKEN, noun to'kn. [Latin signum, dialetically varied, or from the same radix.]

1. A sign; something intended to represent or indicate another thing or an event. Thus the rainbow is a token of God's covenant established with Noah. The blood of the paschal lamb, sprinkled on the doors of the Hebrews, was a token to the destroying angel of God's will that he should pass by those houses. Genesis 9:12. Exodus 12:13.

Show me a token for good. Psalms 86:17.

2. A mark. In pestilential diseases, tokens are livid spots upon the body, which indicate the approach of death.

3. A memorial of friendship; something by which the friendship of another person is to be kept in mind.

4. In coinage, tokens were coins struck in the reign of Elizabeth in the cities of Bristol, Oxford and Worcester, and also by private persons, which were put into circulation, and upon being returned, the issuer gave the value of them in current money.

5. In printing, ten quires of paper; an extra quire is usually added to every other token when counted out for the press.

TO'KEN, verb transitive To make known. [Not in use.]

TO'KENED, adjective Being marked with spots.