AI understands the Sabbath and Col 2:16

[SabbathBlessings]

I'm referring to differences in the torah for inside and outside of the land; and I have given more than enough proof to support my claim.

If you are claiming that the tabernacle and the temple are the same; and that the instruction for atonement was the same in Babylonian captivity, as it was in the land; then the onus for proof rests with you.

You seem to be missing our original discussion

No. There was no Temple until after Solomon was born.

My reply

Sure there was, they made a tent/tabernacle during the wilderness so God could dwell among His people Exo 25:8 (added)

It was made according to the pattern that God gave Moses modeled after the Temple in Heaven Heb 8:1-5

Was the pattern, not the materials different in the immobile earthy temple than from the heavenly one, or the mobile one? Please provide Scripture. Did it serve different purposes? Please provide Scripture.

 

[HARK!]

Please provide Scripture. Did it serve different purposes? Please provide Scripture.

You seem to keep retreating back to this irrelevant point to my original point.. I have established that there were differences. That proves my point.

This red herring doesn't change that.

 

[HARK!]

You seem to be missing our original discussion

That's my line.

The point is that forever means forever.

 

[SabbathBlessings]

You seem to keep retreating back to this irrelevant point to my original point.. I have established that there were differences. That proves my point.

This red herring doesn't change that.

I have been talking about the pattern this whole time (see my post 23, 26,29,36,39). You made the claim there wasn't a temple until Solomon, of course there was Exo 25:8 of course a mobile tabernacle would be different than an immobile one, but what it represented, the purpose and the pattern of it, is it different? I do not think so. but open to Scriptures. I just haven't seen any.

This doesn't seem like a fruitful discussion. So I am going to move along. I wish you well

 

[SabbathBlessings]

That's my line.

The point is that forever means forever.

You mean innocent lambs being slaughtered in heaven. No, that was a symbol representing Christ. it was a shadow until Christ now we have the substance. 1 Cor 5:7 There was no lamb sacrifices before sin and will not be after sin when Jesus returns. Rev 21:4

Guess all will get sorted out in God's time.