To me the Jubilee was a National Reset.. If a person became overly indebted their debt was forgiven. If they lost their family land that land would be restored to them.. It was a chance to start again and get right what one had got wrong in the last 50 years.. I think the Jubilee was one of the main reasons why Israel became the richest nation in that part of the world.. People who had burnt themselves in their lives and had learned a bitter lesson would strive to succeed way harder and would avoid the mistakes they made in the former 49 years..
King Solomon had an elder Brother, What was His name?
King Solomon had an elder Brother, What was His name?
Those are the Sabbaths that God told the Hebrews to observe. Like we have the weekly Sabbaths and the Sabbatical years to observe which during this time, we must forgive someone's debts. But then there's the 7th Sabbatical year (The Jubilee) which during this year all things must be forgiven including Barabbas. And then there's the 7th Jubilee (Highest Sabbath) which it happens every 350 years. During these seven years God intervenes and make sure that all debts and slaves are freed that no work was to be done during this period. Like when the Hebrews were set free on this Sabbath. But then they were tested in the wilderness for 10 years, and then God judge them to stay in the wilderness for 40 years which it was prophesied to Abraham that his descendants will be in a foreign land for 400 years and then they'll enter the promise land.To me the Jubilee was a National Reset.. If a person became overly indebted their debt was forgiven. If they lost their family land that land would be restored to them.. It was a chance to start again and get right what one had got wrong in the last 50 years.. I think the Jubilee was one of the main reasons why Israel became the richest nation in that part of the world.. People who had burnt themselves in their lives and had learned a bitter lesson would strive to succeed way harder and would avoid the mistakes they made in the former 49 years..
King David judged himself for killing Uriah. He told Nathan that the evildoer must pay four times for what he had done. And so, Daivid's newborn and two of his sons died and his daughter was raped by her brother. Four things had happened to David.I'm surprised no one has asked another question..
Ok i will ask One::
King Solomon had an elder Brother, What was His name?
I don't think scripture tells us. It's possible it was Shimea, Shobab, or Nathan, but scripture doesn't say these were older than Solomon?King Solomon had an elder Brother, What was His name?
I think it was Nathan or David who called Solomon Jedidiah, rather than this being the older son?The baby boy died on the 7th day.... usually, a baby boy is circumcised on the 8th day and his name then given... so, the scriptures only refer to the baby boy as son or child.... I can see now, that David probably named the boy... Jedidiah.
King Solomon had an elder Brother, What was His name?
Those are the Sabbaths that God told the Hebrews to observe. Like we have the weekly Sabbaths and the Sabbatical years to observe which during this time, we must forgive someone's debts. But then there's the 7th Sabbatical year (The Jubilee) which during this year all things must be forgiven including Barabbas. And then there's the 7th Jubilee (Highest Sabbath) which it happens every 350 years. During these seven years God intervenes and make sure that all debts and slaves are freed that no work was to be done during this period. Like when the Hebrews were set free on this Sabbath. But then they were tested in the wilderness for 10 years, and then God judge them to stay in the wilderness for 40 years which it was prophesied to Abraham that his descendants will be in a foreign land for 400 years and then they'll enter the promise land.
Sone people think that it's impossible for them not to work for these seven years during the Highest Sabbath. But Joseph and Moses showed them when they were brought to Egypt during the seven years of famine the Hebrews didn't work, and Moses showed us during the Exodus in the wilderness they didn't farm.
These were the Sabbaths that told them what time of the season they were in. But they stopped observing them during the time of Jesus except for John knew what time it was. it was the highest of them all, the 7th 350 years Highest Sabbath, that it was judgement day.
But the people at the time didn't like the tax collectors because they didn't follow these Sabbaths of forgiven one's debts. But the people only observed that Sabbath.
Jesus was mad that they didn't keep up with the Sabbaths.
Matthew 16:3
and in the morning, ‘Today it will be stormy, for the sky is red and overcast.’ You know how to interpret the appearance of the sky, but you cannot interpret the signs of the times.
You can still see God's hand at work. like when the Jews were released from captivity in the late 80s. Like during Operation Moses, some of the Jews were released but it was stopped. And 6 years of negotiations and during the 7th year they were released during Operation Solomon.
Mark's interpretation of his Sabbaths may be correct, or the Jews that were released Sabbaths maybe the true Sabbaths
King David judged himself for killing Uriah. He told Nathan that the evildoer must pay four times for what he had done. And so, Daivid's newborn and two of his sons died and his daughter was raped by her brother. Four things had happened to David.
God did say He'll make judges out of us all.
And so, our best bet is not to judge anyone.
2 Samuel 12:6
He must pay for that lamb four times over, because he did such a thing and had no pity.”
Thanks@4urenlightment - Welcome to Bible Trivia! Thank you for sharing your insight with us, I found it all very interesting.![]()
King Solomon had an elder Brother, What was His name?
@Adstar - we give up! What is the name of King Solomon's elder brother? ...and please provide Bible verses for your answer.![]()
2) in the Reign of king Saul, The Bible tells king Saul destroyed all the soothsayers, diviners ( not sure if these are proper terms), mediums (is the term I am most familiar) from off the land. The Bible tells us under his Reign there was at least one left in the land, who sought her counsel?
2b) and what was asked of her?
I did not realize this has been going on for years, too funny
I had two more questions on my mind, maybe get this out of my system if anyone is interested, I have no idea if these questions have been asked, yet here goes, all from memory
1) Balim the prophet that G-D opened up the mouth of the donkey to speak to him, before he unsuccessful tried to bring a curse upon Israel, or at least was inquiring. It seems he leaves unsuccessful; yet later we hear about his wages of unrighteousness, what were his wages of unrighteousness?
1b) how did Balim die?
The Prophet was called Balaam..
Balaam advised King Balak that the only way he would be able to defeat the Hebrews was to break their union with God through tempting the Hebrews to break the Laws of the covenant.. So King Balak arrainged for his young woman to party with the Hebrew men and ommit Adultry with them.. This caused God to inflict Israel with a terrible plauge that killed many Hebrew men..
(Numbers 31:16) "Behold, these caused the children of Israel, through the counsel of Balaam, to commit trespass against the LORD in the matter of Peor, and there was a plague among the congregation of the LORD."
How did Balaam die?
Balaam was slain by the sword..
(Numbers 31:7-8) "And they warred against the Midianites, as the LORD commanded Moses; and they slew all the males. {8} And they slew the kings of Midian, beside the rest of them that were slain; namely, Evi, and Rekem, and Zur, and Hur, and Reba, five kings of Midian: Balaam also the son of Beor they slew with the sword."
2) King Saul sought her Counsel..
(1 Samuel 28:7) "¶ Then said Saul unto his servants, Seek me a woman that hath a familiar spirit, that I may go to her, and enquire of her. And his servants said to him, Behold, there is a woman that hath a familiar spirit at Endor."
2)b .. King Saul wanted to bring up Samuel from the dead to speak to him..
(1 Samuel 28:10-11) "And Saul sware to her by the LORD, saying, As the LORD liveth, there shall no punishment happen to thee for this thing. {11} Then said the woman, Whom shall I bring up unto thee? And he said, Bring me up Samuel."