What's the origin of "Sabbath"?
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- The #etymology of the word #Sabbath takes us through the history of the Israelites, Babylonian calendars & the moon, the festival of #Shavuot, origami, Frank Lloyd Wright, and many versions of the underworld.
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Awww yeah, a half-hour episode on a word I've always been curious about.
THis is literally how my brain works. Glad I'm not the only one.
This was a wild ride! Thank you so much for all the effort you put in your videos. I can't even imagine the amount of research that goes into something like this.
Glad you enjoyed it! It's true that I do tend to go down some rather deep rabbit holes in my research...!
That was amazing. So much thought and effort went into this! Deserves millions of views.
Thank you! Very kind.
That was a long journey! I was even in hell at one point!
This took me right back to my college days. Could have done with this video back then as we only had whiteboards. After a while all the words become noise, and this style of presentation really helps you keep track. Great video. :)
Thank you! Really appreciate that-it’s so much information, I do hope the visuals make it easier to keep track of & absorb.
12:56 This is also true in Slavic languages - pięć and pięść in Polish, pet and pest in Slovenian, pět and pěst in Czech, ultimately *pętь and *pęstь (Proto-Slavic)
thanks for pointing this out. it's true for croatian as well (pesnica), and it didn't even occur to me lol
You, my good sir, are a linguistics genius. Well done again!
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This was such an awesome trip, thank you very much! When you comment on PS s.b.` and PIE *septm, I hoped you'd mention other words that could have been influenced, such as PIE *tauro- "bull" maybe coming from PS th.w.r .
There's always more I could add! Maybe in another video someday I'll have time to explore more of the connections between PS & PIE.
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That would be epic
I love this!
Great understanding of Luni-Solar calendars, I can always watch more on calendrical stuff. So the Wiccans aren't completely off track with the way they use 'Sabbat' and 'Esbat'?
you use a solar only week, which is nowhere to be found in scripture. The 7th day sabbath is a MOEDIM that requires 2 witnesses, the sun AND THE MOON, and you know it.
Even 1st century Jewish historian Phio of Alexandria, whi was a contemporary of Yahushua, and elected by the Jewish council as their representative to speak with Roman emperor Culigula said in his history of the Jews, that the week leading to the sabbath was lunar, based on the moons 4 monthly phases, and he even spacificly said the sabbath count DOES NOT begin until AFTER new moon day! He even wrote that the Jews always observed the 7th day sabbath on the 15th day of every month, and then he says the 15th day is always the end of the 2nd week in every month.
Your solar sabbath tradition did not begin in history until the 3rd century AD.
We shall be taken for Persians [Mithraists], perhaps . . . The reason for this, I suppose, is that it is known that we pray towards the east . . . Likewise, if we devote the day of the Sun to festivity (from a far different reason from Sun worship), we are in a second place from those who devote the day of Saturn, themselves also deviating by way of a Jewish custom of which they are ignorant. Tertullian, Apologia.
It should be noted that the oldest dated Christian inscription to employ a planetary designation [Sunday thru Saturday, unbroken weekly cycles] belongs to the year 269 A.D. Inscriptiones Christianae urbis Romae, ed. De Rossi, 1861, i, No. 1.
The present Jewish calendar was fixed [changed to the Roman planetary weekly cycle] in the fourth century. Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Letter by Louis Finkelstein to Dr. L. E. Froom, Feb. 20, 1939.
In the greek language "saturn" literally means "Remphan". Saturns day = Remphans day. The start of saturn is the star of Remphan is the star of David. You worship on the day of saturn a pagan Roman invented day that only uses 1 of the 2 required witnesses, the sun, your solar only false sabbath.
Philo and Tertullian made it clear, no Jews were even aware of your false saturns day sabbath during the 1st century or during the life of Christ, they followed a luni-solar sabbath week, which uses both the sun and the moon like God commanded.
Speaking of “lunar” intervals, in Special Laws I. (178), Philo wrote, “…there is one principle of reason by which the moon waxes and wanes in equal intervals, both as it increases and diminishes in illumination; the seven lambs because it receives the perfect shapes in periods of seven days-the half-moon in the first seven day period after its conjunction with the sun, full moon in the second; and when it makes its return again, the first is to half-moon, then it ceases at its conjunction with the sun.”
Philo gives a second witness in On Mating with the Preliminary Studies, XIX (102), “For it is said in the Scripture: On the tenth day of this month let each of them take a sheep according to his house; in order that from the tenth, there may be consecrated to the tenth, that is to Elohim, the sacrifices which have been preserved in the soul, which is illuminated in two portions out of the three, until it is entirely changed in every part, and becomes a heavenly brilliancy like a full moon, at the height of its increase at the end of the second week.”
“This change from the luni-solar to a fixed solar calendar occurred in Rome during the repressive measures which were enacted against ALL Jewish customs . . . during the reign of Emperor Hadrian. With the fall of the Nazarene headquarters…at Jerusalem, this new Roman calendar quickly spread throughout ‘Christendom.’ This new calendar not only replaced yearly festival dates such as Passover, but it also revamped t he concept of the week and its seventh day.” Iranaeus 2nd Century A.D.
“In the years following Clement of Alexandria’s time, an ominous change started to take place that was to radically change the Christian concept of the Sabbath.” Records the Encyclopedia Biblica: “This intimate connection between the week and the month was soon dissolved. It is certain that the week soon followed a development of its own, and it became the custom - without paying any regard to the days of the month (the luni-solar month) (Source: The MacMillan Company, 1899, p . 5290.)
Then, on page 4179 of the same encyclopedia, it says: “The introduction of the custom of celebrating the Sabbath every 7th day, irrespective of the relationship of the day to the moon’s phases, led to a complete separation from the ancient view of the Sabbath” (Source: Encyclopaedia Biblica, 1903 p. 5290.)
“ The Sabbath depending, in Israel’s nomadic period, upon the observation of the phases of the moon, …could not, according to this view, be a fixed day. ” www.jewishencyclopedia.com
“ With the development of the importance of the Sabbath as a day of consecration and the emphasis laid upon the significant number seven, the week became more and more divorced from its lunar connection … ” Universal Jewish Encyclopedi a : Vol. 10, 1943 edit. Article, “ Week, ” p. 482.
These imported [from Babylon] superstitions eventually led Jewish rabbis to call Saturn Shabbti , “ the star of the Sabbath, ” [and]…it was not until the first century of our era , when the planetary week had become an established institution, that the Jewish Sabbath seems always to have corresponded to Saturn’s Day [Satyrday ]. ” Hutton Webster in his book , Rest Days , p. 244. Thus Amos 5:26 is a true commentary . “
“The New Moon is still, and the Sabbath originally was, dependent upon the lunar cycle.” (“Holidays,” Universal Jewish Encyclopedia, p. 410.)
It appears 119 ministries, that you are ignorant to history and the truth of Gods true sabbath, that requires 2witnesses. Shame on you for abolishing the required witness of the moon for all MOEDIM.
Deuteronomy chapter 5 teaches us that the 15th day of the 1st month during the Exodus was the 7th day sabbath, and God even memorialized this day, the day he brought Israel out of Egypt with his strong hand, and then placed it onto the 2nd set of tablets on the 4th commandment, so we would never forget this sabbath day.
Exodus 16 teaches us that the 15th day of the 2nd month was a 7th day sabbath, and that the manna would come down on the 16th and for 6 total days before the sabbath on the 22nd.
119 ministries, if the 15th day of the 1st month was a sabbath, then the 22nd and 29th days were also.. and if the 15th day of the 2nd month was a sabbath, then the 8th day of that month was also.
So the 29th of the 1st month of the Exodus was a sabbath and then the next sabbath did not occur until the 8th day of the 2nd month of the Exodus. This proves your solar only weekly cycle is not found in scripture when God is teaching his true children the Exodus sabbath. This also proves all of the above historical quotes to be 100% accurate. Open your eyes.
I hear all you say my Brother...
The script for this video is basically a narration of clicking one's way through wikipedia. Floats my goat though.
Lunisolar calendars are the best calendars. Change my mind
This feels like an etymology-focused spin on James Burke's _Connections._ XD
That’s because it is!
@@Alliterative Awesome! XD 💗💗💗
I remembered everything.
All "a" in Japanese should be pronounced with an "ah" sound.
Sorry -- I knew I'd get a lot of pronunciations wrong, I'll try to remember that in the future.
/ä/
@@Alliterative Much of the hebrew and yiddish pronunciations also scream reading transliterations as english with all of its wierdness, rather than just a system for transcribing something that sounds very different. This is only odd because this is a linguistics video, as Americans and Englishmen do this all the time from all sorts of languages.
@@Alliterative I really recommend you stay away from things you don't want to properly investigate.
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Is that misleading for newcomers like me ?
So do all the versions of the book of Genesis have the Creator resting on the seventh day or just the priestly version? I'm confused
wow dude!
I’m 16 years old I am struggling by understanding “Deuteronomy 5:15” because someone told me the creation sabbath and this sabbath is different. Which they was basically saying that there’s two sabbath. Also, they are saying that the creation sabbath was over after Moses came up with the new commandments that it’s for the Israelites for leaving out of Egypt. I don’t know how to answer to this and what to tell that person about that verse can you PLEASE HELP ME!
Sabbath is following the moon light & shape half & full moons. Count from the 1st day of every new moon 🌑 you’ll see it grow day by day and the 7th day is sabbath sun down to sun down on the 8th the prophecy is in the 1st seven days
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Are infirm and inferior also cognates through PIE *ndher- ? Is hinder in this group too?
Reference: 24:14
Can I suggest when using Japanese homophones, to also add the kanji to show the spelling differentiation?
Ah, good suggestion, thanks. I think I’ve done so sometimes, but I’ll try to remember to always do so.
A lot of the times you said B in Hebrew words that should have had a V
rested-shavat week-shavu'a seven-sheva
Thanks -- I knew I'd get pronunciations wrong, I tried to look them all up but that's not always good enough. I also believe there is a difference between Biblical and modern Hebrew pronunciation. I'll keep working on it.
I was about to write the same thing.
@@Alliterative If I recall correctly, some voiced stops in Ancient Hebrew did evolve into voiced fricatives in Modern Hebrew, and also I imagine _begadkefat_ (modern _begedkefet_ ) is also at least partly relevant?
Jews didn't get their calendar from the Babylonians, after their liberation from Egypt the recorded clear instructions on how to celebrate Passover, in the month of Aviv, it means on the new month around the equinox, and the rest of the holidays were based on this new moon.
The Hebrews followed the moon, like everyone else, but were not as familiar with astronomy as the Sumerians, Babylonians, and Persians until about 500 BC when they began calculating based on the metonic cycle.
Umm, so tell us again the origin of Sabbath? I feel like I was living through the ADs and BCs.🤦🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
Aren't half of the slain taken to Folkvang while the rest go to Valhalla?
I thought, of everyone who went to Valhalla, ½ went to Odin's team, and ½ went to Freya, and they have team deathmatches in eternal glory. Not sure about Folkvang.
@@otakuribo Folkvang is Freya's hall.
@@johnkilmartin5101 *looks up* ohhhh neat, thanks!
Annwfn = under deep. I thought the "an" was an intensifier very deep or deepest
Started the video thinking we're gonna dive trough Hebrew history... 1min in and you're already mentioning 5 different religions and cultures... xDDD should have known better. Great video, as always, unbelievable the connections the words can have, but it makes sense when you know humanity didn't grow in a vacuum.
I think you LOST me not sure when :)
sabbath is a Hebrew word meaning Saturday even in arabic سبت (sebt), and سُبات (subaat) means rest
hashim bokhamseen no Shabbat does not mean Saturday. Saturday’s root is Saturn. A planetary god that was worship.
It means rest.
@@utemiller5416 I think what Hashim meant to say was, the word Sabbath means Saturday in Hebrew and Arabic and not that the origin of the word Saturday is Sabbath.
John Smith Shabbat means rest.
@@utemiller5416 I'm sorry I ment in Hebrew not English or do you mean that even in Hebrew 😅
my brain when procrastinating
Literally me right now
Check out the videos of Chiron Last.
He has an interesting view of re-ality that he’s decoded from our words.
This video was not helpful. Lots of irrelevant material thrown at me just causing confusion.
i agree! it's a way of taking away from the Fact that our Creator established a day in Genesis 1:5 _'evening and morning were the first day'_ - it's been that way since Creation!
and even if the calendar has been altered, the 2nd day still follows the 1st and the 3rd follows the 2nd and so on.
also - if we can't see Jesus and the Apostles looking to the moon and stars to establish when the Sabbath begins - then it's not relevant for us either.
*Happy Sabbath!!!*
Jiminy wizz
At @5:35 this seems to be a mistake/flipped. The Mesopotamian landscape seems to me to be more descriptive of where the proto-canaanites are coming from. This is, ofc, from the Biblical perspective. For instance, Abraham is said to have come from Ur. Although, Ur is within Babylon so the text could have actually been written ex post facto & not using primary sources and thus taint whatever history that's being talked about with a post-Babylonian captivity perspective. Similarly, polytheism was in Canaan but also in Mesopotamia prior to Babylon.
I understand it seems you've actually provided sources for your claims, but I wish that the particular claims about the history would've been cited as I doubt history is your field of specialty. Such that when you say "All of this is why there are two Genesis'." with absolute certainty it seems off to me when not accompanied by who made the model, any counter arguments to the model, or who says the model is credible. Finally, someone else commented the model is outright wrong at 4:19. Maybe this model is really basic and well known and so there will be errors known with it and you didn't really go into it more because it's taken as pretty much fact.
Either way tho the information you put forth about the basic history, Jewish cultural stuff is pretty good. The etymology is really interesting and I like that you took multiple looks into this topic.
Yeah ok
Well! one could get disenfranchised, bewildered, discombobulated and other not so feel good things when listening to this video for the first time! To be honest, this video would take many months of study to unfold verify and comprehend! unless, you the viewer believes,trusts and submits to other people’s research and organization! Like the good book says be diligent not to be deceived! It’s a world of deception and slavery!
SABBATHTRUTH...D...O...T...C...O...M
Explain the root of the word "tangent".
"And on the seventh day God ended his work which he had made; and he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had made. And God blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it: because that in it he had rested from all his work which God created and made." (Gen. 2:2,3)
"Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work: But the seventh day is the sabbath of the LORD thy God: in it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy manservant, nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor thy stranger that is within thy gates: For in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the LORD blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it." (Ex. 20:8-11)
"And he said unto them, This is that which the LORD hath said, To morrow is the rest of the holy sabbath unto the LORD: bake that which ye will bake to day, and seethe that ye will seethe; and that which remaineth over lay up for you to be kept until the morning. And they laid it up till the morning, as Moses bade: and it did not stink, neither was there any worm therein. And Moses said, Eat that to day; for to day is a sabbath unto the LORD: to day ye shall not find it in the field. Six days ye shall gather it; but on the seventh day, which is the sabbath, in it there shall be none." (Ex. 16:23-26)
"Six days thou shalt do thy work, and on the seventh day thou shalt rest" (Ex. 23:12)
"Six days may work be done; but in the seventh is the sabbath of rest, holy to the LORD: whosoever doeth any work in the sabbath day, he shall surely be put to death." (Ex. 31:15)
"It is a sign between me and the children of Israel for ever: for in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, and on the seventh day he rested, and was refreshed." (Ex. 31:17)
"Six days thou shalt work, but on the seventh day thou shalt rest: in earing time and in harvest thou shalt rest." (Ex. 34:21)
"Six days shall work be done, but on the seventh day there shall be to you an holy day, a sabbath of rest to the LORD: whosoever doeth work therein shall be put to death." (Ex. 35:2)
"Six days thou shalt labour, and do all thy work: But the seventh day is the sabbath of the LORD thy God" (Deut. 5:13-14)
Six days you labor, and you rest on the seventh.
There is no such thing as an eight day week or a nine day week.
God never specified certain days of the month for his sabbath.
We need to do what He did and do all our work on six days, but rest on one specific day, the seventh day. The day that God made holy and commanded that we remember as one specific day, the seventh day, and we are to keep it holy.
Lk. 4:16 So he came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up. And as his custom was, he went into the synagogue on the sabbath day, and stood up to read.
Acts 17:2 Then Paul, as his custom was, went in to them, and for three Sabbaths reasoned with them from the Scriptures,
So what day is the real sabbath
@@teaspilled8470 The seventh day of the week, which in our pagan calendar happens to be >Saturday.
@@ozf1r Joshua would have Broken the sha-bat if it's a
Continual count of every seven days.
Book of Jasher, Chapter 88
14 And it was in the second month,
on the first day
of the month,
that the Lord said to Joshua,
Rise up,
behold I have given Jericho into thy hand with all the people thereof; and all your fighting men shall go round the city,
once each day,
thus shall you do for six days.
15 And the priests shall blow upon trumpets, and when you shall hear the sound of the trumpet, all the people shall give a great shouting, that the walls of the city shall fall down; all the people shall go up every man against his opponent.
16 And Joshua did so according to
all that 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄𐤟had commanded him.
17 And on the
seventh day
they went round the city seven times, and the priests blew upon trumpets.
18 And at the seventh round, Joshua said to the people, Shout, for the Lord has delivered the whole city into our hands.
www.sacred-texts.com/chr/apo/jasher/
The book of jubilees
Page 99/99
12 And every man who does any work thereon, or goes a journey, or tills (his) farm, whether in his house or any other place, and whoever lights a fire, or rides on any beast, or travels by ship on the sea, and whoever strikes or kills anything, or slaughters a beast or a bird, or whoever catches an animal or a bird or a fish, or whoever fasts or
makes war on the Shabbats:
13 The man who does any of these things on the Shabbat shall die, so that the children of Yisrael shall observe the Shabbats according to the commandments regarding the Shabbats of the land, as it is written in the tablets, which He gave into my hands that I should write out for you the laws of the seasons, and the seasons according to the division of their days. Herewith is completed the account of the division of the days.
From …
www.thecallofthebride.com/bookjubilees.pdf
And …
. 10. And every man who does any work on this day, or makes a journey, or works his land, be it in the house or at any other place, and whoever lights a fire or rides upon any beast, or travels by ship upon the sea, and everyone that strikes or kills anything, or kills an animal or a bird, and who catches an animal and bird and fish, and who con- tends or
engages in war on the Sabbath day,
the man that does any of these things on the Sabbath day, shall die, so that the children of Israel shall observe the Sabbaths, according to the command of the Sabbath of the land, as it is written on the tablets of heaven, which he gave into my hands, that I should write for thee the laws of the times, and the different times in the division of their days.
From …
matrixfiles.com/JerryKirk/Book-of-Jubilees-from-the-Ethiophic.pdf
1 Maccabees 2:34
32They pursued after them a great number, and having overtaken them, they camped against them,
and made war against them on the sabbath day.
33And they said unto them, Let that which ye have done hitherto suffice; come forth, and do according to the commandment of the king, and ye shall live.
34But they said, We will not come forth, neither will we do the king's commandment,
to profane
the sabbath day.
35So then they gave them the battle with all speed. 36Howbeit they answered them not, neither cast they a stone at them, nor stopped the places where they lay hid; 37But said, Let us die all in our innocency: heaven and earth will testify for us,
that ye put us to death wrongfully.
Psalms 89:34
“My covenant will I not break,
nor alter the thing
that is gone out of
my lips.”
𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄
be with you
@@ozf1r No Sabbath on Passover …
Deuteronomy 16:4
“And there shall be no leavened bread seen with thee in all thy coast seven days; neither shall there any thing of the flesh,
which thou sacrificedst the first day at
even,
remain all night until the morning.”
Deuteronomy 16:5
“Thou mayest not sacrifice the passover within any of thy gates, which 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄𐤟 thy Elohim giveth thee:”
Deuteronomy 16:6
“But at the place which 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄𐤟 thy Elohim shall choose to place his name in,
there thou shalt sacrifice the passover at
even,
at the going down of the sun,
at the season that thou camest forth out of Egypt.”
Deuteronomy 16:7
“And thou shalt roast and eat it in the place which 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄𐤟 thy Elohim shall choose:
and thou shalt turn in the morning,
and go unto thy tents.”
Exodus 12:6
“And ye shall keep it up until the fourteenth day of the same month: and the whole assembly of the congregation of Israel
shall kill it in the evening.”
Numbers 9:3
“In the fourteenth day of this month,
at even,
ye shall keep it in his appointed season: according to all the rites of it, and according to all the ceremonies thereof, shall ye keep it.”
Numbers 9:11
“The fourteenth day of the second month at
even
they shall keep it, and eat it with unleavened bread and bitter herbs.”
They are Commanded at even to Kill it
And roast it.
No killing on the Sabbath.
Remember this is the people roasting by fire
not the fire at the Alter.
The fifteenth day is a Sabbath no fire on a Sabbath …..
No killing on the Sabbath.
No going outside on the Sabbath day.
There was no synagogue back then to go and hear the Word. So no reason to go out … yes the Ox.
Exodus 16:29
“See, for that the LORD hath given you the sabbath, therefore he giveth you on the sixth day the bread of two days; abide ye every man in his place, let no man go out of his place on the seventh day.”
Exodus 35:3
“Ye shall kindle no fire throughout your habitations upon the sabbath day.”
The book of jubilees
Page 99/99
12 And every man who does any work thereon, or goes a journey, or tills (his) farm, whether in his house or any other place, and whoever lights a fire, or rides on any beast, or travels by ship on the sea,
and whoever strikes or kills anything, or slaughters a beast
or a bird, or whoever catches an animal or a bird or a fish, or whoever fasts or makes war on the Shabbats:
13 The man who does any of these things on the Shabbat shall die, so that the children of Yisrael shall observe the Shabbats according to the commandments regarding the Shabbats of the land, as it is written in the tablets, which He gave into my hands that I should write out for you the laws of the seasons, and the seasons according to the division of their days. Herewith is completed the account of the division of the days.
From …
www.thecallofthebride.com/bookjubilees.pdf
Psalms 89:34
“My covenant will I not break,
nor alter the thing
that is gone out of
my lips.”
𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄𐤟
Be with you
WAS CHRIST RAISED FROM THE DEAD ON SATURDAY OR SUNDAY?
An explanation of Matthew 28:1, “In the end of the Sabbath” (KJV), or “Late on the Sabbath” (ASV)? This seems to say that the women came to the tomb and found it empty on the evening of the Sabbath, which would indicate that Jesus was raised on Saturday, not Sunday.
No, this does not mean that Jesus was raised from the grave on Saturday, for three important reasons.
Comparing the Witness Testimony
The first thing we need to do is to compare the gospel records. When we do, we discover that the other Gospel accounts clearly show that this visit occurred on the first day of the week. Here is what they say.
When the Sabbath was past, Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and Salome bought spices, so that they might go and anoint him. And very early on the first day of the week, when the sun had risen, they went to the tomb (Mk. 16:1-2).
But on the first day of the week, at early dawn, they came unto the tomb, bringing the spices which they had prepared (Lk. 24:1).
Now on the first day of the week Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early, while it was still dark, and saw that the stone had been taken away from the tomb (Jn. 20.1).
The other records are clear. The visit occurred around dawn on the first day of the week.
Now let’s look at Matthew’s record a little closer.
Proper Translation
Actually, the problem in this question is one of translation from the original Greek language into English. The rendition of Matthew 28:1 should be as follows:
“After the sabbath day, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week . . .”
The Sabbath ended at 6:00 p.m. the previous evening, and the dawn of Sunday morning was approaching. The Greek of the passage is opse sabbaton, meaning “after the Sabbath” (Arndt and Gingrich 1967, 606). The Revised Standard Version thus correctly translates, “Now after the Sabbath . . .” The New American Standard Bible renders the verse in the same way.
Historical Testimony
It is the universal testimony of both Scripture and church history that the early Christians regarded Sunday as Christ’s resurrection day.
The disciples met together on resurrection Sunday (Jn. 20:19), then on Sunday a week later (20:26).
The church was established on Pentecost, which always came on Sunday (Lev. 23:15-16; Acts 2:1).
The early Christians, under the leadership of inspired men, worshiped on Sunday (Acts 20:7; 1 Cor. 16:2).
That day was later designated as “the Lord’s day” (Rev. 1:10).
If we examine post-apostolic writers (ca. from A.D. 100 to A.D. 325), they agree with all the evidence we’ve presented: the other gospel records, the Greek translation, and New Testament practice of the early church. Sunday was the resurrection day.
The Lord rose from the dead not on Saturday, but on Sunday morning.
Just overcome through origami, then you'll find hell at the end.
Sabbath goes back to Babylon.
the shabbat has been around since before mesopatamia/babylon was even established. The Shabbat was established by Yahuah once he created all things and rested. Hebrew/Abrym is the creation language and all languages stem from it, the modern day Hebrew is mixed with Yiddish which is not the ancient Yahudyath-Abyrm (Paleo-Hebrew) language. Yahusha is Ha'Mashyakh and the head of Ha'Mashyakh is the Aluah Yahuah. The true house of. Yashar'al were impacted by the slave trade read the curses in the turah.
The energy of S and T, Space and Time, the Snake on the Tao. STarts and STops things, SeTs and gives STructure. Spoilers iT iS SaTurn.
Singular of plural "bliny" (pancakes) in Russian is "blin" (блин)
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Daniel had great influence in Babylon. I submit that Daniel brought wisdom to Babylon not the other way.
Assumptions, opinions and speculations are being made.
There’s enough truth in this video to deceive people into believing mere opinions as well.
Do your own research on historical matters and scriptural matters.
This video is targeted at your faith.
Sadly, the sheeple will continue to be blind and deceived....
If the Torah borrows events and traditions from the Babylonians, does that make it not divine? I do not know how to navigate this conundrum.
Very interesting and very scholarly but far far far too much information in one video nobody who didn't already know half of this stuff could keep up with it I find myself constantly drifting off as you speak. you need to break this up into more edible bits
Elohim is plural.
I'm sorry, you had me until "kreplatch." NO NO NO NO NO NO. NO. No. no. That "ch" is the hard Scottish-loch ch. It is IPA x. Kreplach, by the way, is the plural although I've never encountered it in the singular. In the singular, krepel, it would mean "little krep" or, well, crepe. Kreplach, crepelettes. BUT YOU LOST ME AT THE 'atch. No. Just No. So much No. All of the No.
Sabbath is the 7th day. Go back to using the biblical
calendar, you will have your seventh day. NO where in the bible is there
reference to jan, feb, mar...also no where is there reference to mon,
tue, wed... Each new month begins with the New Moon, see your farmers
almanac calendar, it still references the New Moon, as does the Bible.
You say origami wrong
Jesus Christ
Come out of Babylon Folks! Pit of Shiva/Beersheba. Sabat is late Hebrew, to fail, to celebrate, cease, etc. Israel ceased to keep the Sign between us and our Heavenly Father. Heb 3, 4 Gal 4:9-11... Wica keeps sabbat also on all saints day of SATURNALIA.
It's not the "Jewish" Sabbath.
The Sabbath was created by Yahweh long before Jews existed and was created for all of mankind.
From one New Moon to another and from one Sabbath to another, all mankind will come and bow down before me,” says Yahweh. Isaiah 66:23
The idea of separate Elohist and Yahwist schools in Biblical textual history has been discredited in the scholarly world. You're forwarding ideas that have been debunked. Time to catch up.
by whom? I don't mind, but based on what, who said it was?
@@miriamgonczarska613 It's widely discredited in the scholarly world, but I will find you some specific scholars.
I freely admit this isn't my specialty -- the general works I used for this section (given below) are about a decade old, so I recognise they may not be quite up to date. The Oxford textbook I teach World Myth with also gives this same information, with its most recent update being a couple of years ago. So I guess the debunking hasn't made it into the classroom material yet.
Loveday Alexander, “What is a gospel?”, in The Cambridge Companion to the Gospels, Stephen C. Barton, ed. (CUP, 2006), pp. 13-33
Kyle Keefer, The New Testament as Literature: A Very Short Introduction (OUP, 2008)
In your otherwise worthwhile presentation, I note numerous glaring phonological errors when you attempt words in Hebrew or Yiddish: as if you did not know how to say the words involved, but were depending on a “spelling pronunciation” derived from a layperson’s transcription.
The three most glaring of your errors are:
[ʃə'vuɔt] for what is actually pronounced either [ʃavu'oːt] (modern Israeli Hebrew) or [ʃə'vuɔs] (Ashkenazic Hebrew) or their shared original [ʃavu'oːθ] (Biblical Hebrew]
[bæt] where you probably intended [baːt] - there is no phoneme [æ] in any variety of Hebrew
['krɛplæʃ] which should be ['krɛpləχ] - this is a Yiddish word, and there is no phoneme [æ] in any variety of Yiddish, either.
It is as if you didn’t bother to check pronunciation, but just guessed on the basis of the common English transcriptions “Shavuot / bat / kreplach” ... why did you consider that this would be good enough for your audience, whether professional or lay?
I looked up what I could, I asked for help online, and I did my best to pronounce the words in accordance with the pronunciations I found. I have been told I make pronunciation mistakes in pretty much every non-English language I attempt. That’s one of the reasons I write out the words I’m discussing so that my pronunciation is not the only information viewers have. I regret those errors but I don’t feel that they invalidate my efforts to communicate information. If you don’t feel the same, that’s fine.
Alliterative At least you tried.
The only thing you did not mention was that Jesus arose from the dead and is seated at the right hand of God. Everything else is the product of the Tower of Babel.
But God said he is alone. Isaiah 43:10
@@truthhitman7473 not exactly. “You are My witnesses,” declares יהוה, “And My servant whom I have chosen, so that you know and believe Me, and understand that I am He. Before Me there was no Ěl formed, nor after Me there is none.
Yeshayah (Isaiah) 43:10
@@mrsmith735
The servant is Israel. There is no other God formed BEFORE him or AFTER him. NONE !
@@truthhitman7473 I wholeheartedly agree that there is no Elohim formed before Him or after Him, just as it is written. Is He not Spirit and therefore invisible, dwelling in unapproachable light?
Sabbath is the 7th day. Go back to using the biblical
calendar, you will have your seventh day. NO where in the bible is there
reference to jan, feb, mar...also no where is there reference to mon,
tue, wed... Each new month begins with the New Moon, see your farmers
almanac calendar, it still references the New Moon, as does the Bible.