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[John 19:14] And it was the preparation of the passover, and about the sixth hour: and he saith unto the Jews, Behold your King! Messiah died later that same day.....the 14th (between the evenings) 3:00 pm [John 19:30-31] Young's Literal Version [Exodus 12:6] And it hath become a charge to...

Call it what you want……but to me where Abraham, Isaac and Jacob walked and dealt with Yahweh in their own particular circumstance…….the land is still holy. Where the Messiah was born, raised, taught the Word of Yahweh to the inhabitants and shed His blood on its soil……the land is still holy...

That is uncalled for……and you know it. Shame on you!

Yup! Kind of sad when it's so obvious.

(Genesis 1:5) And God called the light day, and the darkness He called night. And the evening and the morning were the first day. What was called the first day????? The EVENING and the morning! Was evening called the first night? Of course not as evening encompassed what we now call afternoon.

O.K., I prefer Young's Literal Translation because he honestly translated, against his own theology, losing some friends in the process .....but had promised an honest rendering of the Hebrew and Greek of which he was a very accomplished scholar during the 19th century. But we'll use the King...

Nightfall and sundown (the second evening of the day) are one and the same. Does not the fact that scripture identifies "Two" evenings during one day register with you? [Exodus 12:6] And it hath become a charge to you, until the fourteenth day of this month, and the whole assembly of the...

What small part of the Holy Land do you believe that is? (Directed to Keraz, of course)

To continue: Jewish Encyclopedia..............."The time "between two evenings" was construed to mean "After noon (when the sun begins to go down from the zenith) and until nightfall". In other words "High noon and sunset"! Two evenings each daytime under the sun. The Passover lambs were...

Beyn ha Arbayim does not mean twilight. The word arbayim is plural. To call it twilight is just silly.

Where do you get twilight in that passage?

Thank you.

Thank you for your answers.......but I guess your not understanding my questjon.

But your passage from Ezekiel does not reference Judah. It only speaks of Israel …..and their scattering throughout the world. Again…..my question to the author of this thread is……”Where do you believe the modern day descendants of Judah now reside…..if not in the Holy Land”?

Ezekiel wrote his book from Babylon about 580 B.C. And he wrote prophecy against Israel which at that time had been taken captive to Assyria about 200 years earlier and would soon be scattered as the Assyrian Empire imploded. My question was regarding the present day location of the nation of...

YLT [Leviticus 23:32] It [is] a sabbath of rest to you, and ye have humbled yourselves in the ninth of the month at even; from evening till evening ye do keep your sabbath.' Yes, that's correct. Sunset was an "Evening" (one of two daily) from the word "Ereb". From one evening to the other...

Very true……

Between the evenings does not mean what you say. The Hebrews observed two evenings EACH DAY. The first was at high noon when the sun was "even" over head and the second was at sunset when the sun was "even" with the horizon......so between the evenings was at about 3:00 P.M. This is why the...

Well……you earlier identified the current population centers for Ephraim and Manasseh. Where would you say the legitimate descendants of Judah are to be located in the 21st century?

Then you are saying that the entire nation of which we call Israel today........ is not in any manner a remnant of Judah.......but instead are totally composed of "phony Jews"?