Happy Prep Day to All! It looks like the Land is in for some more rain in the days ahead. At least the radar and wind movements certainly suggest it will happen. If that is the case the pattern building we talked about in a previous post is leading to a March start of the Biblical Year. Lots of fun following these things.
Most don't but some do that is why we post them for the few and not the many.
In addressing the few I have put together a reply below which some will find of value who like to dig for treasures in the truth once delivered. We are off to our festival location in the Smoky Mountains. But I did feel I should respond to some folks who commented on our Monday post about Leviticus 16:10. Some of you guys are quite alert to things that appear out of place.
Here is the quoted scripture:
Yes, you are correct where it reads “by it” that I usually translate it as “upon” it. For those who are not aware of this let me explain it out. “By it” is a very watered-down English translation of the Hebrew which some use to justify a false wind of doctrine, that this fake sin offering goat is actually Christ. Rather than acknowledge what this Hebrew word here is and does is a fine example of straining gnats and swallowing camels to promote a completely erroneous doctrine.
By is #5921: ‘al. It is often translated as: “with.” That too is a weak translation into modern English. As Strong's instructs us as do others, it is used as a preposition: above, over, upon, or against. Keep in mind this is with a downward aspect in context. Obviously very important to the lesson being taught here to any who read it. Keep in mind #5920 ‘al; is used as a positive context involving Yehovah, Elohim, as in the top, the Highest. Quite the contrast.
In this context of the fake goat which is to be completely removed we have a negative context to it involving this goat. Or one could say; him instead of it. Remember what we are talking about here? It/he is going to be atoned/covered from sight. That is why I usually insert “upon” because he will be covered over, a seal set upon him so he can no longer influence Native Israel as they start their retraining as they are returned to their rightful inheritance on the Day of Atonement which is also their Jubilee. But as is our Creators pattern, first things first.
So please watch the simplicity of this as to what is really about to happen and what fits the Biblical pattern of this account of a future event perfectly.
You pick which one you want to use. Each one of them fits perfectly into the intended use of the Hebrew in this context and express’s the same thing. A downward force of action. Yes, the fake one will be covered in a pit all by himself for 1,000 years after a chosen one throws him in.
Revelation 20:1-3 Then I saw an angel coming down from heaven, having the key to the bottomless pit and a great chain in his hand. He laid hold of the dragon, that serpent of old, who is the Devil and Satan, and bound him for a thousand years; and he cast him into the bottomless pit, and shut him up, and set a seal on him, so that he should deceive the nations no more till the thousand years were finished. But after these things he must be released for a little while.
A perfect match to what is explained in Leviticus 16 in its chronology of events. He is atoned, covered over and blotted out of sight and sound for 1,000 years until he will be released for his final purpose as the adversary against the gentile nations who harbor thoughts that they could have done what ancient native Israel failed to do.
To the folks who claim both goats are Christ you have a bad case of spiritual stupor. But as we are forewarned, strong delusion will infect many at the end of the age who do not have an abiding love of the truth one delivered. The qualifying process continues on and waits for no man or woman. Please take this in deeply and adjust to the facts in scripture and relate them to the wonderful understanding of the Plan of Salvation for mankind and the milestone points in its timeline. This is a big one with a big purpose.
So, thanks for the reminder. Our peace we give to you!
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