No from the quote from Zephaniah 3:9 in post #49 https://biblehub.com/interlinear/zephaniah/3.htm (strongs 8193) "LIPS",lip language ect. https://biblehub.com/hebrew/8193.htm
In Hebrew customs,speech much like any culture certain words are used in a type of "slang" i.e. kick's.neat-oh,keen,ect.(slang from the U.S. I remember from the 40's,50's,lol) every cultures language used different types across history.
Lips, in the bible is used similarly in Hebrews 13:15 (Greek) Paul uses this slang to refer to Hosea 14:2(Hebrew) and those who spoke Hebrew in Paul's day would have understood it as from their custom. In Proverbs 12:19 it is used as "truthful lips". Jesus in Matthew 12:34 says "how can you speak good things ect." in the same type analogy. there are many other scriptures in the O.T. Proverbs 14:3,Genesis 11:1, ect. (many others)...
In the thread (this O.P.) Matthew 24:13 led back to the original question ask by the disciples who used "age/aeon" which is Greek spoken by Hebrew/Jewish disciples/apostles so in their mind (way they ask/used it) they by custom were asking this based on things they had been taught as "Jewish/Hebrew" which is from the way yom/yowm ,strongs #3117 is used in the Jewish faith/scripture.
So Yowm (see Genesis 2:4) https://biblehub.com/interlinear/genesis/2-4.htm in Hebrew begins with the letter yod/y takes on (i) in Greek pronunctiation (more like an "a") yowm/aeon...
in the same type of slang evening and morning are used to denote the same, " and the evening and the morning were the first day,,ect" but is also used in others i.e. Daniel 8:26 "vision of the evening and the morning" denotes evening and morning as used in Genesis in that the two together completes that duration of time. So as used in Daniel 8:26 the vision of the evening and morning is showing one of the days(age,time,aeon,yowm) from beginning to end I.e. "when one age/day ends and the next begins".
In other cultures their slang would be completely different i.e. 2500 yeas ago in Greece their calender had 9 days a week,,the Romans used an 8 days a week until Constantine(pontiff) gave the calender we use but the Hebrews used a 7 day week from the scriptures and so they saw 7 times,ages,yowm ect. "six days thou shall labor (six ages) and on the seventh you will rest. That is because in Genesis Adam is told "all the days of thy life you will ect." so man will till the soil for six yowm "sweat of thy brow"(labor six days) and then rest(Sabbath). So the disciples are asking about day 5,6,7, and if day 5 was ending and they were beginning day six(still labor) or six was ending and then the 7th was beginning(rest).
Enoch,Irenaeus,Barnabas ect. and others refer to "six thousand years/six days" in their writings(their culture,customs,slang). I agree we today do not think this way anymore but back then "they did" so without seeing that they saw things that way their usage would not be understood. This is why in Israel their 70th year was celebrated(generation 1948-2018). They get this(7 ages) from Genesis 2:4 "generations of the heavens and the earth" in that they do not see from Genesis 1;1-Genesis 2:4 as a recounting of what was done but as a prophecy(noun) of what will happen from the beginning to the end of all 7 days/ages/yowm,generation ect. i.e Hebrew year 5758(almost the end of the sixth generation of the heavens and the earth.
lol, I have things I need to do for a while (think Hebrew when reading Hebrew writings)...
In Hebrew customs,speech much like any culture certain words are used in a type of "slang" i.e. kick's.neat-oh,keen,ect.(slang from the U.S. I remember from the 40's,50's,lol) every cultures language used different types across history.
Lips, in the bible is used similarly in Hebrews 13:15 (Greek) Paul uses this slang to refer to Hosea 14:2(Hebrew) and those who spoke Hebrew in Paul's day would have understood it as from their custom. In Proverbs 12:19 it is used as "truthful lips". Jesus in Matthew 12:34 says "how can you speak good things ect." in the same type analogy. there are many other scriptures in the O.T. Proverbs 14:3,Genesis 11:1, ect. (many others)...
In the thread (this O.P.) Matthew 24:13 led back to the original question ask by the disciples who used "age/aeon" which is Greek spoken by Hebrew/Jewish disciples/apostles so in their mind (way they ask/used it) they by custom were asking this based on things they had been taught as "Jewish/Hebrew" which is from the way yom/yowm ,strongs #3117 is used in the Jewish faith/scripture.
So Yowm (see Genesis 2:4) https://biblehub.com/interlinear/genesis/2-4.htm in Hebrew begins with the letter yod/y takes on (i) in Greek pronunctiation (more like an "a") yowm/aeon...
in the same type of slang evening and morning are used to denote the same, " and the evening and the morning were the first day,,ect" but is also used in others i.e. Daniel 8:26 "vision of the evening and the morning" denotes evening and morning as used in Genesis in that the two together completes that duration of time. So as used in Daniel 8:26 the vision of the evening and morning is showing one of the days(age,time,aeon,yowm) from beginning to end I.e. "when one age/day ends and the next begins".
In other cultures their slang would be completely different i.e. 2500 yeas ago in Greece their calender had 9 days a week,,the Romans used an 8 days a week until Constantine(pontiff) gave the calender we use but the Hebrews used a 7 day week from the scriptures and so they saw 7 times,ages,yowm ect. "six days thou shall labor (six ages) and on the seventh you will rest. That is because in Genesis Adam is told "all the days of thy life you will ect." so man will till the soil for six yowm "sweat of thy brow"(labor six days) and then rest(Sabbath). So the disciples are asking about day 5,6,7, and if day 5 was ending and they were beginning day six(still labor) or six was ending and then the 7th was beginning(rest).
Enoch,Irenaeus,Barnabas ect. and others refer to "six thousand years/six days" in their writings(their culture,customs,slang). I agree we today do not think this way anymore but back then "they did" so without seeing that they saw things that way their usage would not be understood. This is why in Israel their 70th year was celebrated(generation 1948-2018). They get this(7 ages) from Genesis 2:4 "generations of the heavens and the earth" in that they do not see from Genesis 1;1-Genesis 2:4 as a recounting of what was done but as a prophecy(noun) of what will happen from the beginning to the end of all 7 days/ages/yowm,generation ect. i.e Hebrew year 5758(almost the end of the sixth generation of the heavens and the earth.
lol, I have things I need to do for a while (think Hebrew when reading Hebrew writings)...