Lunar Sabbaths, part 1 of 4_Section_1of5

This is a four-part DVD series on the lunar sabbaths by Lynnford Beachy. The first DVD examines what the Bible says about the Sabbath and the annual feasts. The second DVD reveals biblical facts regarding the dates 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th days of the lunar month, which are often associated with lunar sabbaths. The third DVD covers historical records regarding how the Sabbath was kept in history and how the calendars have changed over the years. The fourth DVD answers objections that are sometimes raised.

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[berean6]

Besides all of this, the atnach and silluq were not part of the original text when the prophets wrote the Bible. These punctuation marks were invented and added by the Masoretes in about 900 AD, long after the Bible was written.

[berean6]

The "atnach" argument for Exodus 16:1 holds no water when used to try to prove that the fifteenth day of the month was the day the Israelites murmured rather than the day they arrived. It is completely invalid, and should be discarded. Please check this out for yourself. The fact is there is a more concrete barrier between "the fifteenth" and the next verse that says they murmured, it is a silluq, signifying the end of the verse.

[berean6]

In Exodus 16:1 the atnach is placed under the word Sinai (or Sin), the silluq is placed under the word Egypt. The atnach does not mean that the rest of the verse after the atnach belongs to the next verse (as is claimed by lunar sabbatarians). Look at Genesis 1:1. It says, "In the beginning God created [atnach] the heaven and the earth." Notice that the phrase "the heaven and the earth" has to belong to the first part of the verse.

[berean6]

Hello Melanie, Thank you for your comments. I would encourage you to look into the "atnach" argument some more regarding Exodus 16:1. It really does not prove what is claimed by lunar sabbath proponents. Let me explain: Most every verse in the Hebrew Bible is divided by an atnach, which is similar to a comma. The end of most every verse has a silluq, to signify the end of the verse. The sillug breaks up the thoughts more completely than the atnach.

[ShowMeDifferant]

lunar Sabbath- following a new moon for Sabbath is utter confusion &

confusion is Not from our Creator Yahweh. Confusion `Is from ha satan.

Yahweh did Not tell us to follow every new moon to honor His Holy Day

Of Rest. He rested on`The 7th Day, & told us to Remember to do exactly

the same as He did.

(Deut. 12:32) Obey all the laws & teachings I am giving you.

Don't add any, and don't take any away.

[gladtidings4all]

Great video Lynnford! Wish you post all of your videos on YouTube so the message would really go around the world! Blessings! Enid

[PresentTruthinfo]

@ILOVEJESUS1611

Thank you so much for this corrections. The real reference is Proverbs 18:13. Somehow I got it mixed up. I appreciate you bringing it to my attention.

Blessings!

Lynnford

[ILOVEJESUS1611]

Proverbs 3:18 really says , When the wicked cometh then cometh also contempt and with ignominy reproach.