Posted by Steven Benjamin (by Proxy) on September 10, 2009, 9:27 pm
Okay, due to the timeframe, I will emphasize this more later, maybe
next week, but lightly here, and noting now that if you are not
familiar with this timeframe, Rosh Hashanah, and YOM KIPPUR,
especially the latter, you really, really need to read the Sabbath
study from last week. If it is absolutely seemingly impossible for
you to obtain time off from work, as you consider next year, you very
much need to diligently look at the scriptural passages connected to
this timeframe noted in the Sabbath Study as well, some very serious
implications to those who fail to fast, or work during the timeframe
of Sunset 9 Sivan, unto Sunset 10 Sivan. Might be a good day to take
the kids out of school, take a break from it all, take the day off,
maybe you think me wrong, but if so, again, go back and read last
Sabbaths Sabbath study.
For now, in noting the rest of Exodus 4, and I will likely go more
into this, but again it is Friday as you read this, so
I primarily want to address the subject of Moses and his family on the
way to Egypt, when it says that God sought to kill "HIM." And this is
taught two ways, maybe three, often that Moses was not circumcised and
God sought to slay "HIM" but scripture notes his wife had to
circumcise thier son, and it is suggested in one version, the one I
was taught at bible college that Both Moses and his son had to be
circumcised, and he was indeed sick and about to die, else he would
have circumcised his son, as it was if I recall correctly a Mans
position to do the circumcision, and the fact that Zipporah had to do
it, points to the fact Moses was certainly sick.
The third is that only the child had to be circumcise, and I hold to
this, for reasons that Moses lived with his natural Hebrew mother for
3 months after birth before being set in the ark in the river. I do
belive that Moses fell ill, because the detail had not been seen too,
and his wife had to circumcise their son to save the life of Moses.
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