The rainbow was not created by man. It was not assigned its meaning by a culture or a movement. God placed it in the sky with purpose and intention, and its meaning has never changed — no matter how the world chooses to redefine it. 

The original pride flag, by contrast, uses six colors—a symbol created by man rather than established by God. In biblical symbolism, six is often associated with humanity and incompleteness, falling short of the perfection represented by seven. Whether intentional or not, the reduction from seven colors to six reflects a movement away from God's original design and toward a symbol defined by man.

The rainbow's true significance has never changed. It remains exactly what God always intended it to be — a declaration of His mercy, His faithfulness, His covenant, and His glory. It points beyond itself to the Creator who gave it meaning, and no cultural movement has the power to alter that.