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"The potential negative impacts of idolatry in modern society are explored in Exodus 29, verses 43-46. The perils of choosing idolatry over the divine are discussed, as well as Moses’ role as intermediary between God and the Israelites in both Biblical and contemporary times." Daily Wire | |||
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[[Exodus_29]] | |||
===Office of Priest === | |||
44 And I will sanctify the [[tabernacle of the congregation]], and the [[altar]]: I will sanctify also both Aaron and his sons, to minister to me in the [[priest]]'s [[office]]. | |||
45 And I will dwell among the children of Israel, and will be their God. | |||
46 And they shall know that I am the [[LORD]] their God, that brought them forth out of the [[Bondage of Egypt|land of Egypt]], that I may dwell among them: I am the [[LORD]] their God. | |||
There is a great deal of talk about garments and breeches but no one asks nor answers the question : | |||
Why is the Hebrew word for ''[[garments|garment]]''<Ref name="beged">{{0899}}</Ref> also the word for ''treachery''?<Ref name="beged-v">{{0898}}</Ref> | |||
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[[Exodus 32]] needs to be understood in the practical nature of men facing the difficulties of a hostile world. | |||
Why were there so many [[golden calve]]s or other golden statues? | |||
Was it a [[reserve fund]], was it a [[one purse]] system designed to bind the people? | |||
What was the function of the [[Temples]] in [[Rome]] and in [[Egypt]]? | |||
With only one tabernacle serving people all over Israel where the people seldom saw it through their day to day life and how were they sacrificing on a weekly bases and why? | |||
Were the people [[superstition|superstitious]]? | |||
Were the [[altars]] just a blood letting and burning flesh on a daily bases? | |||
Why did the [[Essenes]] think the [[Pharisees]] interpretation of the [[Torah]] was a fiction and a fraud? | |||
Why did they generally not participate in the system of [[Corban]] set up by [[Herod]] and the [[Pharisees]]? | |||
Were the [[altars]] a system of [[charity]] funded by [[freewill offerings]] regularly [[sacrifice]]d as if [[burnt offering|burnt up to the giver]] to [[care]] for the needy in a [[daily ministration]] of a [[social safety net]] that created the [[social bonds]] of a free and moral society with the [[ethics]] of God? | |||
Was the [[corban]] of the [[Pharisees]] the [[covetous practices]] because once you [[force]]d the offerings of the people, [[degenerate]]d them, made them [[merchandise]]. | |||
Why did [[John the Baptist]] say to take care of the needy through [[freewill offering]]s? | |||
Revision as of 18:49, 13 April 2023
Episode 13
"The potential negative impacts of idolatry in modern society are explored in Exodus 29, verses 43-46. The perils of choosing idolatry over the divine are discussed, as well as Moses’ role as intermediary between God and the Israelites in both Biblical and contemporary times." Daily Wire
Office of Priest
44 And I will sanctify the tabernacle of the congregation, and the altar: I will sanctify also both Aaron and his sons, to minister to me in the priest's office.
45 And I will dwell among the children of Israel, and will be their God.
46 And they shall know that I am the LORD their God, that brought them forth out of the land of Egypt, that I may dwell among them: I am the LORD their God.
There is a great deal of talk about garments and breeches but no one asks nor answers the question :
Why is the Hebrew word for garment[1] also the word for treachery?[2]
49:
Exodus 32 needs to be understood in the practical nature of men facing the difficulties of a hostile world.
Why were there so many golden calves or other golden statues?
Was it a reserve fund, was it a one purse system designed to bind the people?
What was the function of the Temples in Rome and in Egypt?
With only one tabernacle serving people all over Israel where the people seldom saw it through their day to day life and how were they sacrificing on a weekly bases and why?
Were the people superstitious?
Were the altars just a blood letting and burning flesh on a daily bases?
Why did the Essenes think the Pharisees interpretation of the Torah was a fiction and a fraud?
Why did they generally not participate in the system of Corban set up by Herod and the Pharisees?
Were the altars a system of charity funded by freewill offerings regularly sacrificed as if burnt up to the giver to care for the needy in a daily ministration of a social safety net that created the social bonds of a free and moral society with the ethics of God?
Was the corban of the Pharisees the covetous practices because once you forced the offerings of the people, degenerated them, made them merchandise.
Why did John the Baptist say to take care of the needy through freewill offerings?
- ↑ 0899 ^דגב^ beged \@behg’- ed\@ from 0898 (to act treacherously, deceitfully,) of the same letters ^דגב^; n m; AV-garment 107, clothes 69, cloth 13, raiment 12, apparel 4, robe 4, wardrobe 2, very 2, clothing 1, lap 1, rags 1, vestures 1; 217
- 1) treachery, deceit
- 2) (CLBL) garment, clothing (used indiscriminately)
- Note: Why does a word ^דגב^ with the Hebrew letters BeitGimelDeleth mean garment and deceit? See Holy Spirit.
- ↑ 0898 ^דגב^ bagad \@baw-gad’\@ a primitive root also translated garment with number 0899; v; AV-treacherously 23, transgressor 10, transgress 3, deceitfully 2, treacherous dealer 3, treacherous 2, very 2 (inf. for emphasis), unfaithful man 1, treacherous men 1, offend 1, unfaithfully 1; 49
- 1) to act treacherously, deceitfully, deal treacherously
- 1a) (Qal) to act or deal treacherously, faithlessly, deceitfully, offend
- 1) to act treacherously, deceitfully, deal treacherously