If you believe the Bible and follow it you do well…but consider carefully before calling a book, “The Bible”…you just might be gripping tightly to scribal tradition not Sacred Scripture.
The lying pen of the scribe wasn’t only at work in ancient days but has in these last days been very busy aswell.
Scribes have many bad habits they infuse into their works and pass them off as authentic. Some wellmeaning and others maliciously so, but the result is the same — a twisted rendition of what was originally written.
Scholars adopt local custom and call it translation. They leave out meaning, misuse terms, select interpretive renderings for political favor or denominational expectation, uphold longstanding precident regardless of its rightness or ruination, and insert their own private bias to make their work fit the expected narrative of nation or institution.
We must be cautious in all our studies never to trust what was given to us…because it passed first through the hands of the treacherous.
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templecrier.com
June 8, 2024 3rd biblical month. The new moon was sighted the evening of the 7th. I went out back to blow the shofar when my wife and I saw the new moon.
April 10, 2024 was the first day of the new biblical year. Passover began the evening of April 23 after sunset it is a high holy day on the 24th which is the 15th of the biblical month. The last day of Passover was April 30, 2024 and is a high holy day.
https://www.soluisrael.org/eve....nts/shavuot-worship-
Joshua Myers
The "Hebrew Scripture" is incorrect as it is a mixture of English and Hebrew transliterations, rather than what the Hebrew says. If translated, instead of transliterated, it would read the same as what is being labeled as "British Tradition" (with the arguable exception of LORD, which many early translations would have put it as Jehovah in English, which is an incorrect transliteration.)
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