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Other scriptural applications, extracts and reviews of the Fourth Directive’s text are to be found, exhibited, and seen here and there throughout the duration of the Bible’s Old Testament. While it is never again recited, as in Exodus 20:8-11 and Deuteronomy 5:12-15, it does turn up elsewhere in excerpts, “bits and pieces”. To reach our…

Elsewhere, in the Psalms, there is more reminiscence of that Fourth Directive in Exodus twentieth chapter (as well as Exodus 31:17): No fewer than six of the Old Testament’s Psalms (Psalms 115:15b-17a; 121:2-7; 124:8-125:3a; 134:3 and 146:5b-9) refer at least indirectly to the “cardinal” event, which supplies, and is the central substance of the Fourth…

And here we commence a succession of scriptures, which illustrate, and document the Fourth Directive’s actual, biblical priority, which condenses to sanctification by God, who constantly exemplifies “your sanctification”, and further demonstrates, that this does not, and can not mean, that God ever “rested”. Or “rest” is itself the fulfillment and agenda of the Fourth…

And of course, no it does not. For such is inane, and is utterly absurd. And misdirected Must be they Who credence to Such nonsense pay Instead, the prudent Thus would say “Of something wrong Is such the way” For those, who acknowledge, that God ever “rested” say more about themselves and their ignorance of…

Deuteronomy fifth chapter quotes Moses himself, as he recites the Decalogue or Ten Directives, originally displayed in Exodus 20th chapter. In Deuteronomy 5, verses 6 through 21, there is a virtual reproduction of the Ten Directives, in Exodus 20:2-17. And amidst exhibition of this “reproduction” is a wealth of informative, instructive orientation, which we must…

But what emerges as well through Paul’s evangelical use of Exodus 20:11 (deMSby) is the character and consequence of “your sanctification”, as readily is demonstrated by God himself. Through Paul, the Apostle Consider may we What “your sanctification” Presents one to see What description of God Heralds it to decree? When portrayed at his work…

For a proper orientation to Exodus 20:11 and an accurate submission of its biblical yield is readily at hand, and is easily obtained through resort to one of Scripture’s most renowned commentators. A qualified, reliable expositor of Scripture, specifically communicating Exodus 20:11 (deMSby) is readily apparent and biblically worthy. And timely is this and convenient…

But the most significant and most important feature of what is here is the specific character, the nature and persona of this all-embracing Exodus 20:11 “placing”, as modeled, and exemplified by God himself: “For throughout six days, Yahweh made the heavens and the earth, the sea and all, which is in them. And he placed…

What you here At length have learned To realization Let be turned Read further, that May be discerned You understanding Now have earned When God “ceased” “on” the world’s “seventh day” “from all his work, which he necessarily had to have made“, this “ceasing” or “sabbath” could not have “completed” his involvement and his occupation…

In darkness wasIt long concealedInfested withUntruth its fieldPrevented wasThis fruit to yieldWhich freely nowIs here revealed Attentive beTherefore, and heedWhat follows hereFor you to readInvited areYou to proceedAdapting itTo word and deed A new volume of earth’s history, therefore, could now begin the composition of its first chapters. For God had made commencement of his…