- Flee the city.
- Buy a house and little land in a small town.
- Put down roots, and learn to garden.
- Go to church often.
- Get married and have a lot of kids.
- Homeschool.
That's all I've got so far.
@Matthew1584681@BrysonGray It doesn't say it is over two calendar days. It isn't Days of Atonement. If the evening of the ninth day is the very very end of the ninth day, then the Day of Atonement neatly overlaps one 24 hour period: the tenth day.
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I suppose that is one way to read it. But God explicitly calls it the "day of Atonement". DAY of atonement. That it wouldn't overlap neatly on top of the other time periods that God calls a day would be odd.
The way I read it is that this is reiterating what a day is: the ninth day ends at evening and the tenth day ends at evening. The Day of Atonement overlaps the tenth day.
Verse 27 states this: "Only -- on the tenth of this seventh month is a day of atonements"
Only on the 10th.
@Matthew1584681@BrysonGray When God cast off Jerusalem the first time, He did not put His name in Babylon. Daniel is correct to not celebrate Passover there!
What does the NT (and Revelation especially) say about this casting off of the 2nd Temple?
May the Holy Spirit guide you to the answer.
@Matthew1584681@BrysonGray The word doesn't mean forever, but a long length of time. Yes, I'm saying the feasts are not necessarily forever just as His name in Jerusalem is not necessarily forever.
There are many words used to designate and distinguish Him in Scripture. Name means so much more than specific letters or sounds. Name in Scripture is "shem" and means a being's authority, character, and reputation. The word you use to reference a specific being does not diminish their shem. Which is why the word "Father" is fine even though it isn't the word that God gave to Moses to designate Himself. "God" isn't that word either. Getting hung up on "Jesus" is kinda superficial to me. It isn't an insult. It is a reference to the same being as the word "Yeshua." If you want to use Yeshua, great.
Were we talking in person, I would try to accommodate whatever word you preferred. This is the Internet so I'm using colloquial language.
And since it isn't His exact name, I don't feel the need to use nomina sacra.
@Matthew1584681@BrysonGray The word doesn't mean forever, but a long length of time. Yes, I'm saying the feasts are not necessarily forever just as His name in Jerusalem is not necessarily forever.
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@Matthew1584681@BrysonGray If you want to get holier-than-thou about it, we should be using nomina sacra like every writer of the NT did for hundreds of years.