Comments on: Holy Week: Tuesday, April 8, 32 A.D. http://mayheincrease.com/2009/04/holy-week-tuesday-april-8-32-ad/ He must increase, but I must decrease. John 3:30 Mon, 26 Jul 2010 03:40:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Holy Week: Wednesday, April 9, 32 A.D. | May He Increasehttp://mayheincrease.com/2009/04/holy-week-tuesday-april-8-32-ad/comment-page-1/#comment-914 Holy Week: Wednesday, April 9, 32 A.D. | May He Increase Wed, 09 Sep 2009 19:22:29 +0000 http://mayheincrease.com/?p=587#comment-914 [...] is part 3 of 4 in the series Holy Week: 32 A.D.Holy Week: 32 A.D.Holy Week: Monday, April 7, 32 A.D.Holy Week: Tuesday, April 8, 32 A.D.Holy Week: Wednesday, April 9, 32 A.D.Holy Week: Thursday, April 10, 32 A.D.On Tuesday of Holy Week [...] [...] is part 3 of 4 in the series Holy Week: 32 A.D.Holy Week: 32 A.D.Holy Week: Monday, April 7, 32 A.D.Holy Week: Tuesday, April 8, 32 A.D.Holy Week: Wednesday, April 9, 32 A.D.Holy Week: Thursday, April 10, 32 A.D.On Tuesday of Holy Week [...]

]]> By: Joehttp://mayheincrease.com/2009/04/holy-week-tuesday-april-8-32-ad/comment-page-1/#comment-534 Joe Sat, 11 Apr 2009 04:53:35 +0000 http://mayheincrease.com/?p=587#comment-534 Jeff,Thanks for the link. I will try to get to it as quickly as possible. As you can imagine, the series this week has caused me to neglect my blog reading for this week. My Reader has about 400 unread posts! However, Jeofurry's unread posts WILL be read! :-)Thanks again! Jeff,

Thanks for the link. I will try to get to it as quickly as possible. As you can imagine, the series this week has caused me to neglect my blog reading for this week. My Reader has about 400 unread posts! However, Jeofurry's unread posts WILL be read! :-)

Thanks again!

]]> By: Jeff Mhttp://mayheincrease.com/2009/04/holy-week-tuesday-april-8-32-ad/comment-page-1/#comment-531 Jeff M Sat, 11 Apr 2009 02:16:07 +0000 http://mayheincrease.com/?p=587#comment-531 Joe, I forgot to come back and tell you that I did the post on the Armor of God. Here is a link if you want to check it out. http://jeofurry.wordpress.com/2009/04/07/putting-on-the-armor-of-god/ Joe,
I forgot to come back and tell you that I did the post on the Armor of God. Here is a link if you want to check it out. http://jeofurry.wordpress.com/2009/04/07/putting-on-the-armor-of-god/

]]> By: Ikehttp://mayheincrease.com/2009/04/holy-week-tuesday-april-8-32-ad/comment-page-1/#comment-487 Ike Wed, 08 Apr 2009 01:13:14 +0000 http://mayheincrease.com/?p=587#comment-487 Having a great time here...Joe!"Jesus can come at any time and we must be ready."I pray that I will be ready and he comes in my life time! I'm not afraid to die......just don't want to be there when it happens! Having a great time here...Joe!

"Jesus can come at any time and we must be ready."

I pray that I will be ready and he comes in my life time! I'm not afraid to die......just don't want to be there when it happens!

]]> By: Joehttp://mayheincrease.com/2009/04/holy-week-tuesday-april-8-32-ad/comment-page-1/#comment-478 Joe Tue, 07 Apr 2009 20:26:33 +0000 http://mayheincrease.com/?p=587#comment-478 Jeff,Definitely sounds like a marvelous idea. I loved those Bible misunderstanding posts and look forward to the next installments.Chuck Missler--a personal favorite of mine--has always said that everything in the Bible is there by design. Furthermore, everything in the Old Testament points to Christ, and if you ever read something in the Old Testament that seems odd or strange, if you apply it to Christ, it makes sense. The <a href="http://mayheincrease.com/2009/01/the-cities-of-refuge/" rel="nofollow">Cities of Refuge</a> are a perfect example of a quirky Old Testament law. When you read the passage in Numbers you almost get the sense of asking "why did God go to such lengths to protect the accused from the avenger of blood? But when you realize <strong>who</strong> our City of Refuge is, ah! It's like the light bulb goes on. Jeff,

Definitely sounds like a marvelous idea. I loved those Bible misunderstanding posts and look forward to the next installments.

Chuck Missler--a personal favorite of mine--has always said that everything in the Bible is there by design. Furthermore, everything in the Old Testament points to Christ, and if you ever read something in the Old Testament that seems odd or strange, if you apply it to Christ, it makes sense. The Cities of Refuge are a perfect example of a quirky Old Testament law. When you read the passage in Numbers you almost get the sense of asking "why did God go to such lengths to protect the accused from the avenger of blood? But when you realize who our City of Refuge is, ah! It's like the light bulb goes on.

]]> By: Jeff Mhttp://mayheincrease.com/2009/04/holy-week-tuesday-april-8-32-ad/comment-page-1/#comment-474 Jeff M Tue, 07 Apr 2009 18:33:38 +0000 http://mayheincrease.com/?p=587#comment-474 Joe, I have started learning to do word searches in the Old Testament on nearly everything and anything that is written in the New Testament, because the chain reference study Bibles and such miss a lot of valuable material. My wife recently did a council time for AWANA on the Armor of God, but instead of tying it to a Roman soldier, she was able to show its relation to the garments of the High Priest and how each part of the armor was established by God in the Old Testament. I put the notes together for her after being spurred by a podcast Bible study that I listen to each week. I have been meaning to put up a post about that. Maybe, I should make it my next Bible misunderstanding edition. I have been meaning to get back to those. Joe,
I have started learning to do word searches in the Old Testament on nearly everything and anything that is written in the New Testament, because the chain reference study Bibles and such miss a lot of valuable material.
My wife recently did a council time for AWANA on the Armor of God, but instead of tying it to a Roman soldier, she was able to show its relation to the garments of the High Priest and how each part of the armor was established by God in the Old Testament. I put the notes together for her after being spurred by a podcast Bible study that I listen to each week. I have been meaning to put up a post about that. Maybe, I should make it my next Bible misunderstanding edition. I have been meaning to get back to those.

]]> By: Joehttp://mayheincrease.com/2009/04/holy-week-tuesday-april-8-32-ad/comment-page-1/#comment-469 Joe Tue, 07 Apr 2009 16:06:25 +0000 http://mayheincrease.com/?p=587#comment-469 Jeff!Awesome! I'm so excited you shared the Passover lamb connection. I have never heard that before but I'm so glad you have shared that. I'm loving it.I have not read Isaiah 5 for while. I just turned to it and I see that I probably should have. I will read it today.I have to admit, this has been a difficult week for me, personally, with regard to my "tent making" trade. As a result, I have not had enough time to really delve into a deep study (thus missing Isaiah 5). So I appreciate your support very much. God has a plan and I pray that I will continue to do His will. Jeff!

Awesome! I'm so excited you shared the Passover lamb connection. I have never heard that before but I'm so glad you have shared that. I'm loving it.

I have not read Isaiah 5 for while. I just turned to it and I see that I probably should have. I will read it today.

I have to admit, this has been a difficult week for me, personally, with regard to my "tent making" trade. As a result, I have not had enough time to really delve into a deep study (thus missing Isaiah 5). So I appreciate your support very much. God has a plan and I pray that I will continue to do His will.

]]> By: Jeff Mhttp://mayheincrease.com/2009/04/holy-week-tuesday-april-8-32-ad/comment-page-1/#comment-467 Jeff M Tue, 07 Apr 2009 16:01:23 +0000 http://mayheincrease.com/?p=587#comment-467 Joe, I am enjoying your series on this. And I forgot to mention how much I appreciated your insight on the fig leaves. I hadn't heard it put that way before. I have another Passover connection for this week from today's writings for you. At Passover every year, the lambs were brought into the city a few days before they were to be slaughtered. They were then watched and inspected for four days to insure that there was no blemish or fault. Exodus 12:3-6 is part of the biblical basis for this. In any case, Jesus entered the city on the same day as the lambs and during this time was "inspected" by the chief priests and authorities to find if there was any fault. Of course, there was no fault found. He was inadvertently(on their part anyway) certified blameless as the Passover Lamb of God.One other note about the parable of the vineyard. Have you read Isaiah 5 and compared the two? I don't think the religious folks there with Jesus would have missed the comparison. Joe,
I am enjoying your series on this. And I forgot to mention how much I appreciated your insight on the fig leaves. I hadn't heard it put that way before.
I have another Passover connection for this week from today's writings for you. At Passover every year, the lambs were brought into the city a few days before they were to be slaughtered. They were then watched and inspected for four days to insure that there was no blemish or fault. Exodus 12:3-6 is part of the biblical basis for this. In any case, Jesus entered the city on the same day as the lambs and during this time was "inspected" by the chief priests and authorities to find if there was any fault. Of course, there was no fault found. He was inadvertently(on their part anyway) certified blameless as the Passover Lamb of God.

One other note about the parable of the vineyard. Have you read Isaiah 5 and compared the two? I don't think the religious folks there with Jesus would have missed the comparison.

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