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The flame was ascending from over the altar to heaven. The messenger of Yahweh ascended in the flame from the altar. Manoah and his woman saw and fell with their faces toward the ground. (Judges 13:20) ARTB
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He proceeded his people with merriment, and his chosen with cheers giving them the lands of the nations.
(Psalm 105:43,44) ARTB
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Yahweh God ascends with fanfare, with the voice of a shofar. (Psalm 47:5) ARTB
A note from A. Frances Werner:
Last week I had a note about the difference between TRUMPET and SHOFAR. There are two other interesting related words about musical instruments in this wonderful passage. The first is VOICE (QOL, Strong's 6963), which is used over 500 times in the Old Testament. Most other translations use the word SOUND when describing the output of musical instruments, which certainly is consistent with modern English. However, the Israelites did not have a separate word for the concept of sound. Whether they were hearing a shofar or thunder, they were automatically geared to understanding that there was a message that should be heeded--a VOICE was speaking to them.
The other fun word is FANFARE. This unique word (TRUAH, Strong's 8643) is used 36 times in the Old Testment, but is ususally translated as a trumpet BLAST or SHOUTS. The designation of FANFARE exists only in ARTB--but this is one I'm very confident that it is the correct unique word. It describes exactly the sound of trumpets when kings arrive, when battle is eminent, and when there is a call to the sanctuary. The 36 verses are wonderful, and I've included them below for you to examine. If they don't appear, you can always access them under ARTB BIBLE SEARCH at the website. Enjoy!
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| Le 23:24 |
Speak to the sons of Israel, saying, In the seventh month, in one of the month, have a rest for you in remembrance (Rosh Hashanah, Feast of Trumpets) and a fanfare calling to the sanctuary. |
| Le 25:9 |
Pass with shofar fanfare on the tenth of the month in the seventh month. In the day of atonement (Yom Kippur) you pass with the shofar in all your land. |
| Nu 10:5 |
But as you blow fanfare, the camps camped to the east journey. |
| Nu 10:6 |
Blowing a second fanfare, the camps camping to the southeast journey. Blow a fanfare for the journeys. |
| Nu 23:21 |
He looked on no vice in Jacob, and he saw no slavery in Israel. Yahweh his God is with him, with the fanfare of a king. |
| Nu 29:1 |
"In the seventh month, on day one of the month (Rosh Hashanah, Feast of Trumpets), have a calling to the sanctuary. You never do any service work, it is a day of fanfare for you. |
| Nu 31:6 |
Moses sent them, the host of a thousand from the rods, with holy articles and trumpets for fanfare. They were the host in the hand of Phinehas, the son of Eleazar the priest. |
| Jos 6:5 |
Having followed the jubilee horn, and hearing the voice of the shofar, all the people shout with great fanfare. The rampart of the city will fall under the men before the people ascend." |
| Jos 6:20 |
The people shouted with the blowing shofars. As the people heard the voice of the shofar with great fanfare, the people underneath were shouting, and the rampart fell. The people ascended to the city, a man claiming the city before him. |
| 1Sa 4:5 |
As the ark of the covenant of Yahweh was coming into the camp, all Israel shouted with great fanfare and the land quaked. |
| 1Sa 4:6 |
The Palestinians heard the voice of the fanfare. They said, "Why the voice of this great fanfare in the camp of the Hebrews?" They knew that the ark of Yahweh came into the camp. |
| 2Sa 6:15 |
David and all the house of Israel ascended the ark of Yahweh with fanfare, and the voice of the shofar. |
| 1Ch 15:28 |
All of Israel ascended the ark of the covenant of Yahweh with fanfare, and with voice of the shofar, and with trumpets and cymbals heard with lyres and harps. |
| 2Ch 13:12 |
God is with us here as our head, and his priests shout over you with trumpet fanfare. Sons of Israel, never fight with Yahweh, the God of your fathers: for you will not prosper." |
| 2Ch 15:14 |
They swore to Yahweh with a great voice, and with fanfare of trumpet and shofar. |
| Ez 3:11 |
They answered praising and acknowledging Yahweh: "His good mercy is forever toward Israel." All the people shouted with great fanfare and praised Yahweh over the founding of the house of Yahweh. |
| Ez 3:12 |
At the founding of this house, many of the priests, Levites, heads of the fathers and elders that had seen the first house with their eyes wept with a great voice. Many voices uplifted with fanfare for joy, |
| Ez 3:13 |
and the people never recognized the voice of the weeping people from the voice of the fanfare of joy, for the people shouted with a great fanfare. The voice was heard unto afar. |
| Job 8:21 |
Your mouth will fill with reveling and your lips unto fanfare when |
| Job 33:26 |
He entreats God to accept him and see his face. With fanfare he returns righteousness to a mortal. |
| Job 39:25 |
'Enough of the shofars,' he says, 'Ha!' He inhales the war from afar, the thunder of the leaders and the fanfare. |
| Ps 27:6 |
Now my head uplifts over my enemies around me. I will sacrifice in his tent, sacrificing with fanfare, singing and making-music to Yahweh. |
| Ps 33:3 |
Sing to him a new song, do-good playing with fanfare! |
| Ps 47:5 |
Yahweh God ascends with fanfare, with the voice of a shofar. |
| Ps 89:15 |
Happy the people knowing the fanfare, Yahweh, and going in the light of your face. |
| Ps 150:5 |
Praise him with the report of cymbals: Praise him with cymbal fanfare. |
| Jer 4:19 |
My bowels, my bowels! The walls of my heart travail! My heart rumbles in me, and never silences. My soul hears the voice of the shofar and the fanfare of war! |
| Jer 20:16 |
And that man regretted nothing. He was as the cities which Yahweh transformed: he heard the cry in the morning, and the fanfare in the midday period. |
| Jer 49:2 |
"So behold, the days will come," declares Yahweh, "that Amman will hear my fanfare of war with the sons of Amman. It will be a Tel of desolation, with its daughters kindled with fire. Israel will possesses his possession," says Yahweh. |
| Ez 21:22 |
His has the divination for Jerusalem on the right: Set the battering-rams to open its mouth for the murdering. Uplift the voice with fanfare, set battering-rams toward the gates, spill an embankment, and build a fort. |
| Am 1:14 |
I will kindle a fire in the ramparts of Amman to eat the citadels with fanfare in the day of war and a whirlwind in the day of the gale. |
| Am 2:2 |
I will send a fire on Central-Jordan to eat the citadels of Kerioth. Central-Jordan will die in an uproar with fanfare and the voice of the shofar. |
| Zep 1:16 |
a day with shofar fanfare high over the front of the protected cities. |
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1Chronicles 17:1, ARTB, CURTAINS,TENT |
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As David was dwelling in his house, David said to Nathan the prophet, "I dwell here in a house of cedars, but the ark of the covenant of Yahweh is under CURTAINS!"
(1Chronicles 17:1) ARTB
A note from A. Frances Werner:
In most translations, the word TENT is used instead of CURTAINS. However, there are two distinct Hebrew words underlying those two English words. The specifications for the TENT (OHEL, Strong's 168) in Moses' time described the structure of the area for the ark and the tables for incense, bread and the menorah. CURTAINS (YRIA, Strong's 3407) were used to separate the much larger outside court from the rest of the community.
This suggests to me that the ark was dwelling in an extremely temporary set-up, not even "up to code" for the sanctuary TENT specified to Moses.
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Do you believe the story of JONAH? |
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The mariners feared, and the men cried to his god, and hurled articles in the ship into the sea, cursing them. But Jonah descended into the edge of the shipdeck, and lay keeled-over.
(Jonah 1:5) ARTB
A note from A. Frances Werner:
Do you believe the story of Jonah really happened? I often find that people quote this story as proof that the Old Testament is mythology.
Today's verse occurs immediately prior to Jonah being thrown overboard and swallowed by a fish. He spent three days there before being vomited to the dry-land, to get back on track to head to Mosul, Iraq.
I remind people that one very important person in history took the story of Jonah seriously, and not as a fairy tale. When they ask "Who?", I point to Jesus, Yeshua, who is quoted in Matthew 12 and 16, and Luke 11 saying that Jonah being in the belly for three days was a sign, and the Son-of-Man would do the same.
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Deuteronomy 4:37,38, ARTB
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Nehemiah 12:46, ARTB, SINGERS, ASAPH
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Joshua 6:20, ARTB, SHOFAR, TRUMPET
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