Review of Some APPARENT Inconsistencies of The Cross
Before we can demonstrate that leavenIn the biblical symbol-system, leaven is amoral — neither good nor evil in itself. It represents doctrine, teaching, knowledge, influence: the system that permeates whatever it enters and transforms it from within. The type of leaven matters; "the leaven of the Pharisees" is their doctrine, not leaven as a category. Synonyms: yeast, leavening. See A Lesson From The Days of Unleavened Bread More does not picture sin in the “Historical/Prophetic time-line” of God’s Feasts, we have to evaluate some apparent inconsistencies of The Cross.
Previous Related Messages
- A Lesson From The Days of Unleavened Bread (What Does Leaven Symbolize in The Bible?)
- Sin in Passover & Feast of Unleavened Bread In Ancient Israel?
Recap
- We recognize and understand that God’s Feasts are fulfilled in chronological sequence according the their “appointed times”.
- Our traditional view of the Historical/Prophetic time-line of God’s Feasts places the fulfillment of AtonementAn English construction — at-one-ment — coined by Tyndale, not a direct translation. The Hebrew behind it, kaphar, means to cover, sharing its root with kapporeth — the cover of the ark, the mercy seat. The Day of Atonement centers on the High Priest bringing blood to that cover. The act and the object are the same word pointing at the same reality. Synonyms: Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur, kaphar, kapporeth. More into the future, after Christ’ return.
- There are numerous biblical references to Atonement fulfillments at the cross.
- How do we reconcile these apparently inconsistent fulfillments of Atonement?
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