07-19-2011, 11:10 AM
Burning One pointed out to me (in a private message) Markos (Mark) 8:31 and 9:31. These I had over looked before I made my earlier comments. He also pointed out the fact that in Beresheeth (Genesis) 6:3 and 7:4 are clear instances where Yahuwah was prophesying of the coming Flood, and in them He speaks of days that are literal 24-hour periods, not equaling years. Of course I had over looked this as well. My Bad! <!-- s
--><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/blush.gif" alt="" title="Blush" /><!-- s --> As a matter of fact I spoke on what I could remember instead of doing a search on the subject at hand which would have help me see that the 3 days and 3 nights prophecy was not an idiom at all but speaking clearly of 3 days and 3 nights literally. Also being if this was a literal 3 days and 3 nights in order for the Feast' Wave Offering to have any prophetic as well as symbolic significant it would have had to take place the first day after the weekly Shabbawth instead of the 16th of the month (i.e. - the day after the High Shabbawth) as the 16 of the month would not have been enough time gone by. (see also: Loukanus 24:18 - 21 ...... three days [have passed] since all these things happened.)
Perhaps next time I will study better before I through out an opinion, awmane.
Anyway due to the Scriptures mentioned above in the book of Markos there is no way that the 3 days and 3 nights could have been an idiom reffering to Yahu-Shuah' 3 year ministry in Yishra-Ail, it had to be speaking of a literal time frame of 3 days and nights. Personally I am surprised that this had not been pointed out yet as it would have sealed every one? understanding of the saying. So if it is an idiom it would have to mean "3 FULL DAYS of 72 hrs."
I will still have to stand by what I said about the first day of the week could have been referring about the day of Wave Offering because it is the first day of the first week' count of seven weeks, whether it took place on the day after the High Shabbawth or the weekly Shabbawth it was still the first of the first week' count of seven weeks to Shavuot.
Well y'all seen it right here, I am being renewed in the mind <!-- s:oha: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/oha.gif" alt=":oha:" title="Oha!" /><!-- s:oha: --> , hallelu-Yahu. Wish that y'all could have read the message that Burning One share with me, as it was very informative. I will say that I expoused the most pressing points here with y'all though. <!-- s:bigups: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/bigups.gif" alt=":bigups:" title="Big Ups" /><!-- s:bigups: -->
--><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/blush.gif" alt="" title="Blush" /><!-- s --> As a matter of fact I spoke on what I could remember instead of doing a search on the subject at hand which would have help me see that the 3 days and 3 nights prophecy was not an idiom at all but speaking clearly of 3 days and 3 nights literally. Also being if this was a literal 3 days and 3 nights in order for the Feast' Wave Offering to have any prophetic as well as symbolic significant it would have had to take place the first day after the weekly Shabbawth instead of the 16th of the month (i.e. - the day after the High Shabbawth) as the 16 of the month would not have been enough time gone by. (see also: Loukanus 24:18 - 21 ...... three days [have passed] since all these things happened.)Perhaps next time I will study better before I through out an opinion, awmane.
Anyway due to the Scriptures mentioned above in the book of Markos there is no way that the 3 days and 3 nights could have been an idiom reffering to Yahu-Shuah' 3 year ministry in Yishra-Ail, it had to be speaking of a literal time frame of 3 days and nights. Personally I am surprised that this had not been pointed out yet as it would have sealed every one? understanding of the saying. So if it is an idiom it would have to mean "3 FULL DAYS of 72 hrs."
I will still have to stand by what I said about the first day of the week could have been referring about the day of Wave Offering because it is the first day of the first week' count of seven weeks, whether it took place on the day after the High Shabbawth or the weekly Shabbawth it was still the first of the first week' count of seven weeks to Shavuot.
Well y'all seen it right here, I am being renewed in the mind <!-- s:oha: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/oha.gif" alt=":oha:" title="Oha!" /><!-- s:oha: --> , hallelu-Yahu. Wish that y'all could have read the message that Burning One share with me, as it was very informative. I will say that I expoused the most pressing points here with y'all though. <!-- s:bigups: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/bigups.gif" alt=":bigups:" title="Big Ups" /><!-- s:bigups: -->