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A #chiasm in #numbers 4-7 is centered on the grain offering in the trial of the woman suspected of adultery. It highlights a set-apart people, a jealous God, and a merciful judge. God truly is merciful and eager to forgive, but that doesn't mean we don't still need to work toward greater obedience. God doesn't expect us to be perfect, but He still expects us to try. Efforts at holiness mitigate failures.
#torah #naso #biblepatterns
https://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2015/05/a-chias
Q43: How many times did Paul say he had "suffered shipwreck"?
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PS: Discussions are very welcome, but please do not give the answer away in your discussions.
As Torah believers we must understand that Yahshua never and I mean never came to go against, undue YHWH'S laws and commandments. The sun god pagan system teaches that by twisting Paul's teachings. YHWH never said, the prophets never said, the Messiah never said he came to go against or undue what YHWH commands. As a matter of fact Yahshua said he came to do the will of his YHWH not his own will. See John 6:38
The quantities and materials of the chiefs' gifts in Numbers 7 are all significant, even if we don't have a full understanding of them today.
Scripture gives us many hints as to what these things mean, but rarely spells it out. Flour and oil is flesh and spirit. Silver is atonement and blood. Incense is prayer. The bull, ram, and sheep might be an allusion to the three patriarchs. The two peace offerings could be an allusion to Moses and Aaron, two witnesses to the covenant represented in the Tabernacle. etc
There are small, poetic chiasms throughout Scripture. Here's one in Numbers 7:10.
-A- Chiefs make offerings for the dedication of the altar
---B- On the day it was anointed
-A- Chiefs make offerings before the altar
#biblepatterns
Do you believe the earth is flat or ovoid?
No arguments, please. 0)
If you don't think it matters, that's fine, but it's not the question. I'm just trying to get a more objective measure of what people in the Torah community actually believe, as opposed to what people say they believe.