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This is not that strange of an idea.
If I am correct then all of recorded history is within the 7th day when god is resting. This means that when Jesus comes back, God will come back also.
If God is all knowing and omnipotent I don't think his day and night would be determined by the Sun and the turning of the Earth. I think a day for God is an aeon in human terms.
Originally posted by StopComplaining
All of the first six days of the Bible end with "and the evening and the morning were the X day" but there is no passage that says "And the evening and the morning were the seventh day".
Could it be that when Jesus references the Morning Star at the end of the Bible he is talking about the New Dawn in the 8th day of the Lord.
If God is all knowing and omnipotent I don't think his day and night would be determined by the Sun and the turning of the Earth. I think a day for God is an aeon in human terms.
If I am correct then all of recorded history is within the 7th day when god is resting. This means that when Jesus comes back, God will come back also.
Thus the Christian Pascha, which follows the Old Testament Pesach’s full moon, can never coincide with it or precede it.
Today, in the era of the New Testament, whether the full moon corresponds with the present Hebrew Pesach or not, can have no bearing on the Christian Pascha.
As an example, let us note that if the first (Paschal) full moon following the vernal equinox does not correspond with the moon of the Hebrew Pesach, it means that the latter is based upon another full moon, either one which precedes or one that follows the first full moon.
Neither of these would be of significance for the Christian Pascha since one of them is the second moon that follows the vernal equinox and the other one precedes it.
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