Chez Lopez
Neo-Abolitionist
To start, what's the Hebrew word for calendar?Nope. I said you can’t accurately determine what “today” actually is when they’ve changed the times (TWICE), don’t have the same number of days in a year as the Hebrews did, they don’t start the year at the same time the Hebrews did, and they don’t measure days in the same way the Hebrews did. The Most High gave us a calendar to go by and that never changed even when He sent people to change the times for everyone else. Centuries at least of following the wrong calendar and you think that you’re following the Most High by simply translating what day the people who changed the times say it is into the Hebrew. And then try to use that to shame others. But in all actuality that ain’t how it really works.. And even with that said I’d never shame someone who as at least trying to follow the laws. But that’s what he did
And he did it because both you and he can’t defend your faith in that Jesus character. Deuteronomy 13 says that the Most High would send a false prophet that made signs and wonders that came to pass. But He said you should hold fast to His laws and commandments. So if you can’t prove your beliefs with the laws and commandments what does that say about your faith?
It is interesting that there is none. The concept of calendar is Greco-Roman and steeped in confusion. The 'calendar' is literally the sun, moon and stars.
...And the 7 day count.
Yah has implemented a time keeping system that is continuous and based on observation and count. I am sure you are well aware that the Sun, Moon and Stars act as a celestial clock, analogized as hour hand/Sun, minute hand/Moon, second hand/Stars. We know the Sun counts days, the Moon counts months and the Stars corroborate the Sun and count sections of years. The book of Enoch specifically details how this works.
I will repeat, without the book of Enoch, time keeping is impossible. The book of Enoch is mentioned by name and quoted by The Messiah and several New Testament figures.
There is also the seven day count, a secondary time keeping method outside of the sky clock.
Many choose to believe that the seven day count can be found with the Sun, or Moon, but this is flawed because it started before the Sun and Moon were created. It has to be given, and maintained, since the beginning of time. It is very hard to believe that the initial 7 day count has been maintained from the beginning of time until now. But it has.
Beginning at the Flood, the stream of calendrical knowledge, specifically that of the 7th day, has been passed through the line of Shem all the way to this present day. It has been nearly lost on several occasions, sometimes with just one man on earth observing it (Abraham), but through the common era can be tracked, unbroken, unto present time. It is the last relic of our society that has remained, even through the breaks in the roman catholic calendar.
We know this to be the case because the Gregorian Calendar is not the only calendar that has been in use for the past 1500 years, nor is Catholicism the only religion that tracks the 7 day count. Jewish communities, converts and actual, all over the world kept count and writings. Muslim communities too. Even with the abrupt date changes and switches the Gregorian Calendar has made, it has not strayed from the seven day count, verified by each differing community of Abrahamic religions. Even 1st century journalists describe a situation where Greco Roman Christians began worshipping on Sunday (the 8th day of the then roman calendar), opposing Jews (both Messianic and Non Messianic) who maintained Saturday (7th day) worship.
So we have the Sabbath, We have the writings of Enoch and we have the instructions in the Torah. In past generations, one or more of these elements may have been missing in our community, so we would not have had the ability to keep the Sabbath and feasts properly.
But today knowledge abounds, so we can.
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