O.T. Customs
The lattice window looked very much like a fisherman's net, and was used in warm middle eastern countries. It was formed of reticulated work, and highly ornamental. They also had hinges which allowed them to be open or shut. On very hot days then sun is kept out while the air is let in through the trellis openings....
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by Dennis Bratcher: "Jewish laws and traditions concerning treatment of the poor, widows, orphans, travelers, and others in need, grew directly from biblical commands. The Bible repeatedly expresses the obligation to help those who, for whatever reason, could not help themselves."...
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"Bible History O.T. Customs" typically refers to the study and exploration of the historical and cultural aspects of the Old Testament of the Bible, particularly focusing on the customs, traditions, and practices of the people and societies mentioned in the text. This field of study delves into the historical context and social milieu of the Old Te...
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"Religious Festivals: Celebrating Faith and Tradition in Newark" is a vibrant and diverse exploration of the myriad religious festivals that enrich the cultural tapestry of Newark, a city known for its rich history and community engagement. This initiative showcases the multitude of faiths and traditions practiced in the city, offering a platform t...
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It did not have power to remove sin, but was typical of the one great sacrifice of Christ, and to Him it pointed forward. It is noteworthy that when the three main offerings were offered together, the sin offering always preceded the burnt offering, and the burnt the peace offerings. Electronic Christian Media...
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A Covenant then is an agreement between two parties, a greater to a lesser of unequal status made on certain terms. One party performs it, the other fulfils it. Electronic Christian Media...
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The great lesson of the book of Leviticus is that the Holy God must have a Holy people, and that this holiness must embrace the whole of life. The New Testament principle is the same 'whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God'. Electronic Christian Media...
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Hebrew coinage was the basis of the weights for the Jews. These were the Gerah, Beka, Pim, Shekel, Mina, and Talent. Electronic Christian Media...
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The first recorded account of official minting of Jewish money was under Antiochus VII who gave Simon Maccabees the permission to produce a coin with his own mark on it. 1 Maccabees. 15:6 140 B.C.
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The Israelites would often designate the time by the type of growing season. Electronic Christian Media...
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