How many tribs are there? How about trying on this idea for size - perhaps there has been tribulation going on ever since the Rez? Not the same as the G. Trib, but still. John 16:33.

Shalom Doug, yes I do. I'll be in touch with you about that by phone and/or email. Blessings!

Shalom HeavensDove: exciting indeed! It's possible that the Jubilee count is more like the year 2045 CE. Blessings!

This would be a chart of would-be rapture and end-of-the-world events in history, and I've noticed, Harold Camping fans are allergic to this sort of factual thing here... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dates_predic...

So, to summarize:
• Passover begins just before sunset on the 14th of the First Month (April 5, 2012).
• That's the time to have the Seder meal, including Unleavened Bread, since the 15h of Aviv starts at sunset and is the First Day of Unleavened Bread.
• Feast of Unleavened Bread (FULB) lasts 7 days: from sunset April 5 til April 12 at sunset.
• The last day is a High Shabbat.

Hi Gina: The only other translation I read in the NT is the King James Version (aka Authorised Version because it was authorized by the Body in that day) and the NKJV. But since I'm already quite familiar with Greek-based NT's, I don't use those much for reading or study anymore. But hey, YAH's Word never returns void, and His Ruach haKodesh moves and works through all kinds of things. However, while He promised to keep His Word (His promises and His Scripture, as delivered), He did not promise to keep the translations. :-)

Thanks for the comment Gina. You're right, of course Abba doesn't want us to lord over each other or to be vindictive or whatnot while judging each other. That would go against the fruit of the Spirit. But assess and discern is also valid meaning of judge, too. :)

On 2/10/12, Gina Huff wrote:
Cool. And wasn't trying to be adversarial ... just discussing. And wanted to clarify just because of the apparent differences between AENT and my ESV.  Often the difference seems pretty significant and really changes a verse in ways I wouldn't necessarily expect. I'm getting curve balls all over the place. :)

Teddy wrote:
Great! Discussion is good, and a necessary part of the life of a
Disciple, I think. Esp when there's curve balls! BTW how are your
friends enjoying their AENT Bibles?

Gina replied:
I agree. I could happily spend days and days in discussion .... I especially enjoy it when I have differing opinions as that's when I learn the most and am challenged to dive into the Word - sometimes to ultimately solidify my original opinion or sometimes opening my eyes to other possibilities.

AENT's are awesome! Do you use yours exclusively for NT study or do you entertain other translations?

Shabbat Shalom!

Gina

I'd like to submit a different view here. Pastor Bess states that Revelation was written rather late, even 125 AD. He does not offer any support for this claim. Which is odd, since the majority view has it at around 90 AD. Not that the majority is always correct, of course, quite the opposite!
http://www.all-of-grace.org/pub/others/revelation... http://ecclesia.org/truth/revelation.html