Thats why this. But those were then publicly pronounced over that goat, and now that the goat has these sins on it, has the taint, the ontological taint from the peopleits sort of absorbed by that goatthat goat cant be sacrificed and cant be brought anywhere near the tabernacle, because now its totally unclean. One is that he is not sacrificed to Azazel. Get that goat out of here. I appreciate it. Fr. This element of the eschatological Day of Atonement, that Azazel is finally defeatedits not just sending him back his sin while he continues to control the rest of the world out there, but hes done away with and disposed ofis, as we said Hebrews is going to be peppered all the way through here. But he was particularly significant in the understanding of both Judaism of the Second Temple period and early Christianity as not only the first sinner, as we already talked about a little bit, but also as a teacher of sin. Fr. [Laughter] Yeah. I can understand all that, and thats fun: figuring out all the details, all the systems, all the lore. Andrew: Thats what it is. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. 9781944967550. by Stephen De Young. Fr. Stephen: Right, the goat for Yahweh. Stephen: So what you see, after that indictment is read, in 1 Enoch and in Slavonic Enoch and in the Apocalypse of Abraham, the same thing happens to Azazel in all of them: Azazel gets bound and chained up and thrown into a hole in the ground and imprisoned there until the end of days, until the day of the Lord, at which point he will be released briefly and then thrown into the lake of fire. So, the reason why this battle is so important is because the Temple had been desecrated by Antiochus Epiphanesit wasnt Antiochus, was it? And he arguedone of his most prominent arguments that he repeated again again was that penal substitutionary atonement is the only theory of how it works that has a mechanism of how it worksthats his word. Fr. God Is a Man of War: The Problem of Violence in the Old Testament Stephen: 1 Maccabees talks about the Battle of Emmaus. Stephen: You can read for yourself. Were really dating ourselves with that reference! And if they did, what was that signifying when they laid hands on it? Andrew Stephen Damick, Richard Rohlin, and Ancient Faith Radio. The purpose of this paper is to examine the Biblical text tracing the seed of Satan, namely the Nephilim, and Rephaim. Fr. Fr. About Fr. The Lord of Spirits en Apple Podcasts Fr. So its just these common things that they had in the camp, but then theyre taken and theyre consecrated and theyre set aside by being sprinkled with blood. So this is about that. So theres a whole bunch of things like that, where weve picked it up and we assume its there in the text, and it actually isnt when you go check.
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