07-18-2022, 10:20 AM
Specialty is the wrong word. I remember you saying that you have studied these texts extensively and I would like to hear what you have learned about Gen. 6.
Yes sure, I would like to continue our discussions in General Judaism.
Prophecy... they're among my favorite texts, so I thought about your question about why there are differences in prophecy and what I consider fulfillment. I do not know exactly. However, the thought that crossed my mind might be an answer.
Hebrew 9 speaks about the Tent of Meeting, forshadowing the more perfect Tent in the Father's world in heaven. There is the Tent as a prophecy so to speak.
The pictorial prophecy, the Tent, contains the following description:
And he cast four rings on the four ends of the copper grating, holders for the poles. And he made the poles of acacia wood, and he overlaid them with copper. And he inserted the poles into the rings on the sides of the altar with which to carry it; he made it hollow, out of boards.
There is no such description in the Christian Bible, these things are only summarized as "of which we cannot specifically speak now".
The image of the tent refers to a completely different reality. Hebrews 9:11 Good things are coming, a greater and more perfect tabernacle not made with hands.
Fulfillment is G‑d appropriately divine, not human. Therefore, no mention is made of goat and dolphin skins.
In a sense, this may be the case with other prophecies as well.
Yes sure, I would like to continue our discussions in General Judaism.
Prophecy... they're among my favorite texts, so I thought about your question about why there are differences in prophecy and what I consider fulfillment. I do not know exactly. However, the thought that crossed my mind might be an answer.
Hebrew 9 speaks about the Tent of Meeting, forshadowing the more perfect Tent in the Father's world in heaven. There is the Tent as a prophecy so to speak.
The pictorial prophecy, the Tent, contains the following description:
And he cast four rings on the four ends of the copper grating, holders for the poles. And he made the poles of acacia wood, and he overlaid them with copper. And he inserted the poles into the rings on the sides of the altar with which to carry it; he made it hollow, out of boards.
There is no such description in the Christian Bible, these things are only summarized as "of which we cannot specifically speak now".
The image of the tent refers to a completely different reality. Hebrews 9:11 Good things are coming, a greater and more perfect tabernacle not made with hands.
Fulfillment is G‑d appropriately divine, not human. Therefore, no mention is made of goat and dolphin skins.
In a sense, this may be the case with other prophecies as well.