Daily Archives: August 28, 2022

BIBLE CUSTOMS & CURIOSITIES (EQUAL ACCESS TO GOD)

August 28, 2022Uncategorizedaccess, atone, atonement, bible customs and curiosities, bottom, certain, Christ, curiosities, customs, customs and curiosities, Equal, equal access to God, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, grace, Hebrews, Holy Bible, Holy Ghost, holy place, Holy Spirit, human sin, Jerusalem, jesus, Jesus Christ, jews, KJV, large curtain, love, Mark, Matthew, mercy, miraculous, new testament, offer sacrificies, Old Testament, people, sacrifices, separated, Sin, sinned, sinner, split, The Most Holy Place, twain, veilabarkley8

This veil, or curtain, separated the Holy Place from the Most Holy Place in the Jewish temple at Jerusalem. Only the high priest was allowed behind this curtain, and he could go into the Most Holy Place only once a year-on the Day of Atonement-to offer sacrifices to atone for the sins of the people (Lev 16:34).

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MANNERS & CUSTOMS OF THE BIBLE (THE LEGAL SYSTEM)

August 28, 2022Uncategorized10 Commandments, absolute truth, apodeictic law, Babylon, Christ, direct law, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, greeks, Hebrews, hittites, jail, jesus, Jesus Christ, Jewish, judicial, King, law, law is direct, legal code, legal system of the bible, manners and customs of the bible, Matthew, new testament, Old Testament, prisions, queen, rulers, Ten Commandments, the legal system, thou shall not killabarkley8

One of the remarkable institutions of Bible times was the Jewish legal system. It was quite different from anything that existed in any contemporary society of the time. There was no written law in Egypt at all, and the legal systems of Babylon and other nations were not documents to which judicial reference was made but rather were collections of the King’s judgment for the use of the people. Judgment was the action of the king who not only made the law but actually was the law.

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DEFINITION OF THE DAY (COMPASSION)

August 28, 2022Uncategorized1 Chronicles, 1 samuel, 2 Chronicles, 2 Samuel, anger, angry, bildad, chamal, charm, chen, Christ, compassion, dead, definition of the day, died, feel, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, greek words, grief, happy, Isaiah, jesus, Jesus Christ, Job, Joel, KJV, Matthew, messianic, mourn, neighbor, new testament, NRSA, Old Testament, OT, pity, rich, spirit, translate, Zechariahabarkley8

Meaning “to feel passion with someone” or “to enter sympathetically into one’s sorrow and pain.” In various translations of the Bible, this English word is used to translate at least five Hebrew words in the OT and eight Greek words in the NT. The subtle variations in the original terms are emphasized below, with the inevitable overlapping of meaning being apparent.

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HOW COULD JESUS GIVE UP HIS DIVINE PRIVILEGES?

August 28, 2022Uncategorizedbooks of the Bible, Christ, commoner, fundamental, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, Godhead, Holy Bible, Holy Ghost, Holy Spirit, humans, jesus, Jesus Christ, John, John 1:4, Matthew, miracle, new testament, Old Testament, philippians, power, prerogatives, privileges, theologians, trinityabarkley8

He did this by setting aside His prerogatives and privileges as a member of the Godhead, the Trinity, and becoming human. John describes the possibility of seeing the glory of God in Jesus (John 1:14), while Paul assures us that divine glory was joined to human particularity when Jesus took the form and nature of man- and a commoner at that.

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