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Introduction
Shemini = Eighth
שְׁמִינִי shemini (1033a); from the same as 8083; eighth (an ord.
number):—eighth(28), sheminith(1).
Robert L. Thomas, New American Standard Hebrew-Aramaic and Greek Dictionaries : Updated Edition (Anaheim: Foundation Publications, Inc., 1998).
-Speaks of Order - 7 then 8 and then 9
- 8 speaks of everlasting
-Shemini - also means beyond nature (which is inherently limited) perfection.
It means perfection w/o limit.
7- days, lights in menorah, 7 years, 7 thousand years - but 8 speaks of superceeding above 7- an entity that has stepped above the natural order
-Gatekeeper
Examples
Ammiel
A son of Obed-edom; a gatekeeper during the reign of David.
Issachar
ISSACHAR, SON OF OBED-EDOM (יִשָּׂשכָר, yissoshkhar).
A son of Obed-Edom; a gatekeeper during the reign of David
Jehozabad
JEHOZABAD, SON OF OBED-EDOM (יְהוֹזָבָד, yehozavad).
Listed as a son of Obed-Edom the gatekeeper during the reign of David
Nethanel
NETHANEL THE GATEKEEPER (נְתַנְאֵל, nethan'el).
The fifth son of Obed-edom.
A Levite who served as a temple gatekeeper
Peullethai
Sachar
Shemaiah
One of the reasons why He has gatekeepers is because we do things either:
Either God’s Way or Man’s Way
We either follow the order of God or we come up with our own way
Presentation
The promise of our flesh being circumcised as a picture of our heart being circumcised
A young bull represents Jesus - the servant
Grain offering speaking of separating the wheat during the harvest and mixing it with oil - The Holy Spirit
שֶׁמֶן shemen (1032a); from 8080; fat, oil:—choice(1), fatness(2), fertile(2), fertile*(1), lavish(1), oil(176), oils(3), ointment(1), olive(6), wild*(1).
Robert L. Thomas, New American Standard Hebrew-Aramaic and Greek Dictionaries : Updated Edition (Anaheim: Foundation Publications, Inc., 1998).
Leviticus is about “drawing near to God”
To gather all the congregation
When we do things as God has commanded then His glory will appear
The priest goes first
Oleh
Leviticus 1
Chatat
Leviticus 4
According to the pattern of the Lord
Mincha
Leviticus 2
Shelamim
Leviticus 3
The Aaronic Blessing
Unity of High Priest and the Prophet and their blessing brought about Glory
Against the Lord in
Profane: Irreverent
Treating something HOLY as common
Aaron kept quiet
OUT of the CAMP just like Adam and Eve
Tunics as Adam and Eve
The priests were called not to mourn
People were able to mourn but not the priests as they need to continue to do the work of the Lord.
They followed God’s pattern - obeyed
Also they were to keep watch on the DOOR
The word DOOR is PETAH in Hebrew and it means the WAY
The priests is to keep watch on the door to salvation as the Lord commanded
Not to engage in other doctrines
Distinguish: Holy and Common
Clean and Unclean
Distinguishing Clean and Unclean
The Lord knew best
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Unclean Animals
Clean Fish
Unclean Sea Creatures
Unclean Birds
Clean Birds
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