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O.k., now, that was really peculiar!
At first I thought, I was just gonna share a concept that had recently dawned on me, but something awfully strange occurred in the process of compiling my thoughts...
I completely missed My observation of the Sabbath...or did I?
Somehow I thought sundown Saturday was sundown Friday, I woke up this morning thinking today was Saturday, and just like any one out there who makes it a point to observe the Sabbath, I was initially troubled, and concerned, and even more so baffled, as to how I completely missed a day....a day that is my custom to keep Holy-Kodesh.
Then I was comforted when Ruach H'Kodesh pointed out to me one of the key dynamics that actually occurred this Sabbath, which happen to entail a point and time when the Sabbath was not yet instituted for one to observe it.
Consequently, for me this only served as a confirmation, that the concept which dawned upon me was more than just a logical proposition, but one accompanied with a trance like state of reality, which (not always, but) frequently accompanies one when receiving Divine communicae.
Ha, Haaaah, (Lo, and Behold), the thoughts which I received while laying upon my bed concerned the Commemoration of Moshe, and pertains to his receiving of the ten Commandments;
I was meditating on the passage where Yeshua tells Peter to, "Go to the sea and cast in a hook...", and revelations from this led me to consider The Commemoration of Moshe receiving the ten commandments, and my thoughts were as follows.
The Commemoration of Moshe receiving the ten commandments should last 40 days & 40 nights, and the 10 commandments should be divided among the 40 days & 40 nights accordingly, 4 days & 4 nights per commandment.
Just as the children of Israel were sentenced to wander in the wilderness according to the number of days in which they searched the promised (Sabbath) place of rest, 1 year for each day.
Yet, because it is a Commemoration of Moshe receiving the 10 commandments, we know that, he could not keep the Sabbath until he received the commandment to do so.
YHWH explained, because He kept the Sabbath, that we should do so as well, yet before He instituted the Sabbath there was no Sabbath for Him to keep.
Thus, the first three commandments should each receive 4 days & 4 nights of absorption, without a Sabbath, 3 (commandments) x 4 (days each) = 12 days (into the commemoration);
40 (days) - 12 (days) = 28 days left remaining in the commemoration, and the 10 commandments - 3 leaves 7 Commandments remaining.
On the 13th day comes the command to keep the Sabbath thus the 28 remaining days will perfectly accommodate 4 Sabbaths (7x4=28).
Thus the 7 remaining Commandments will have 3 days each to be absorbed, that's 2 commandments a week, then a Sabbath, resulting with the 40th day being a Sabbath.
Thus was my amazing, yet peculiar Sabbath, ending with such notions as, should I double the 40 days and 40 nights?
For Moshe had to enter the mount a second time, or do I just observe what appears to be the initially intended 40 days and 40 nights?
Thoughts anyone?
Not that it really means anything, but it also just dawned on me as an after thought, that my birthday (Pentecost), and the Ten Commandments share the same day of Commemoration (Shavuot).
At first I thought, I was just gonna share a concept that had recently dawned on me, but something awfully strange occurred in the process of compiling my thoughts...
I completely missed My observation of the Sabbath...or did I?
Somehow I thought sundown Saturday was sundown Friday, I woke up this morning thinking today was Saturday, and just like any one out there who makes it a point to observe the Sabbath, I was initially troubled, and concerned, and even more so baffled, as to how I completely missed a day....a day that is my custom to keep Holy-Kodesh.
Then I was comforted when Ruach H'Kodesh pointed out to me one of the key dynamics that actually occurred this Sabbath, which happen to entail a point and time when the Sabbath was not yet instituted for one to observe it.
Consequently, for me this only served as a confirmation, that the concept which dawned upon me was more than just a logical proposition, but one accompanied with a trance like state of reality, which (not always, but) frequently accompanies one when receiving Divine communicae.
Ha, Haaaah, (Lo, and Behold), the thoughts which I received while laying upon my bed concerned the Commemoration of Moshe, and pertains to his receiving of the ten Commandments;
I was meditating on the passage where Yeshua tells Peter to, "Go to the sea and cast in a hook...", and revelations from this led me to consider The Commemoration of Moshe receiving the ten commandments, and my thoughts were as follows.
The Commemoration of Moshe receiving the ten commandments should last 40 days & 40 nights, and the 10 commandments should be divided among the 40 days & 40 nights accordingly, 4 days & 4 nights per commandment.
Just as the children of Israel were sentenced to wander in the wilderness according to the number of days in which they searched the promised (Sabbath) place of rest, 1 year for each day.
Yet, because it is a Commemoration of Moshe receiving the 10 commandments, we know that, he could not keep the Sabbath until he received the commandment to do so.
YHWH explained, because He kept the Sabbath, that we should do so as well, yet before He instituted the Sabbath there was no Sabbath for Him to keep.
Thus, the first three commandments should each receive 4 days & 4 nights of absorption, without a Sabbath, 3 (commandments) x 4 (days each) = 12 days (into the commemoration);
40 (days) - 12 (days) = 28 days left remaining in the commemoration, and the 10 commandments - 3 leaves 7 Commandments remaining.
On the 13th day comes the command to keep the Sabbath thus the 28 remaining days will perfectly accommodate 4 Sabbaths (7x4=28).
Thus the 7 remaining Commandments will have 3 days each to be absorbed, that's 2 commandments a week, then a Sabbath, resulting with the 40th day being a Sabbath.
Thus was my amazing, yet peculiar Sabbath, ending with such notions as, should I double the 40 days and 40 nights?
For Moshe had to enter the mount a second time, or do I just observe what appears to be the initially intended 40 days and 40 nights?
Thoughts anyone?
Not that it really means anything, but it also just dawned on me as an after thought, that my birthday (Pentecost), and the Ten Commandments share the same day of Commemoration (Shavuot).
