The omer offering (korban omer), or the sheaf offering, was an offering (korban) made by the Jewish priests in the Temple in Jerusalem. The offering consisted of one omer of freshly harvested grain, and was waved in the Temple.
Omer prinos (korban omer), ili prinos od snopa, bio je prinos (korban) koji su činili židovski svećenici u hramu u Jeruzalemu. Ponuda se sastojala od jednog omera svježe požnjevenog žita i mahala se u Hramu.
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The Levites are ordained by God and commissioned by those whom they will be serving. Then they get presented as a wave offering. The wave offering was the offering that was offered to God but not burned up. It was waved instead of laid on the altar and then given to the priests.
Levite je zaredio Bog i ovlastio ih je onaj kome će služiti. Zatim se predstavljaju kao mahana ponuda. Žrtva mahanja bila je žrtva koja je prinesena Bogu, ali nije spaljena. Njime se mahalo umjesto da se položi na oltar, a pot
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Obilježavajući židovsku Pashu, Isus se vjerovatno prisjetio Josipove izdaje u Starom zavjetu od strane njegove braće.
Posljednja večera koju su slavili Isus i njegovi učenici povezana je s proslavom židovske Pashe, koja sadrži niz simboličkih radnji, piše Aleteia.
Tijekom tog obroka, Isus objavljuje da će ga jedan od njegovih učenika izdati .
Kad je Isus to rekao,potresen u duhu i posvjedoči: »Zaista, zaista, kažem vam: jedan će me od vas izdati!«
Isus je odgovorio: “To je onaj kome ću dati ovaj zalogaj kad ga umočim.” Pa kad je umočio zalogaj , dao ga je Judi, sinu Šimuna Iškariotskog. Zatim je nakon zalogaja sotona ušao u njega. Isus mu reče: "Što ćeš učiniti, učini brzo."
Ivan 13:21, 26-27
Zašto je Isus umočio “zalogaj” i d
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The question is not whether Shaul kept the feast in the dispersion, but how Shaul kept the feast. Did he keep it as a modified Exodus 12 service? Or did he keep it like a traditional rabbinical Passover seder? And what should we do, today?
Shaul came from a rabbinical background. He was steeped in the traditions of the rabbis, and the rabbis believe that Yahweh did not just give Moshe (Moses) the Torah, but that Yahweh gave Moshe the authority to set Torah for his generation. Since the rabbis see themselves as heirs to this authority, they believe they have the authority to set Torah for their generation; and because the rabbis like set traditions, when they were separated from the temple they created a Passover seder service, to establish traditions for themselves.
The term seder means “order of service,” and the rabbis believe their order of service supersedes the one Yahweh gave in the Torah. It is true that it helps to have some form of tradition, but
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When the Jews were in exile during the Babylonian captivity, they could not keep the Passover. This prohibition led to the replacement of the Passover with the Seder meal on the 15th day of the first month, the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread.
Kada su Jevreji bili u izgnanstvu za vreme vavilonskog ropstva, nisu mogli da drže Pashu. Ova zabrana je dovela do toga da se Pasha zameni sederskom trpezom 15. dana prvog meseca, prvog dana praznika beskvasnih hlebova.
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How did the ancient Israelites celebrate Passover?
Entering the Temple compound in groups, the head of each household would hand their animal offering to the priests, who killed the animal, drew its blood and sprayed it on the altar. Then the carcass was returned to the family that had given it and they would roast it and eat it within the confines of the Temple.
Kada su Jevreji bili u izgnanstvu za vreme vavilonskog ropstva
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Why is there no honey in Leviticus 2 11?
Nor any honey in any offering to the LORD made by fire: Honey was not allowed because it was a favorite thing to sacrifice to pagan deities. God did not want to be worshipped in the same way that false, pagan gods were worshipped.
Zašto bez meda u Levitskom zakoniku 2 11?
Niti bilo kakav med u bilo kojoj žrtvi Jahvi spaljenoj ognjem: Med nije bio dopušten jer je bio omiljena stvar za žrtvu poganskim božanstvima. Bog nije želio da ga se obožava na isti način na koji su se obožavali lažni, poganski bogovi.
Šest dana, točnije, osim prvoga dana, u koji je pasha ubijena; ili bolje rečeno osim sedmog i poslednjeg dana, koji se ovde spominje odvojeno, ne kao da bi se tada mogao jesti kvasni kruh, jer je suprotno bilo očito na mnogim mjestima, nego zato što je trebalo učiniti nešto više, naime, svečanu skupštinu koja se drži. Dakle, bilo je ukupno sedam dana, kao što je rečeno, Izlazak 12:15 Levitski zakonik 23:6 Brojevi 28:17.
“Did Jesus eat the Passover supper on the night before he was crucified? If so, was he eating it at the right time? If he was, how do you explain the fact that, on the following day, the Jewish leaders were fearful of defiling themselves, which circumstance would have cancelled their right “to eat the Passover” (John 18:28)? This seems to suggest that the Passover occurred the day after Jesus ate with the disciples."
It appears clear that Jesus and his disciples did eat the Pa
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Why did Jesus eat the Passover meal before Passover?
"We now have just the right amount of space that we need for the Gospel events." Humphreys also believes that Jesus and his followers were trying to send a theological message by celebrating the Passover on a schedule that goes back to a time before the Babylonian exile, to the era of Moses and the Exodus.
Zašto je Isus jeo pashalnu večeru prije Pashe?
"Sada imamo pravu količinu prostora koja nam je potrebna za događaje Evanđelja." Humphreys također vjeruje da su Isus i njegovi sljedbenici pokušavali poslati teološku poruku slavljenjem Pashe prema rasporedu koji seže u vrijeme prije babilonskog izgnanstva, u Mojsijevo doba i Izlazak.
What happened to Judaism after the destruction of the Second Temple?
After the destruction of the Second Temple, Judaism separated into a linguistically Greek and a Hebrew / Aramaic sphere. The theology and religious texts of each community were distinctively different. Hellenized Judaism never developed yeshivas to study the Oral Law.
Što se dogodilo s judaizmom nakon uništenja Drugog hrama?
Nakon uništenja Drugog hrama, židovstvo se odvojilo na jezično grčku i hebrejsko/aramejsku sferu. Teologija i vjerski tekstovi svake zajednice bili su izrazito različiti. Helenizirani judaizam nikada nije razvio ješive za proučavanje Usmenog zakona.
How did the Jews worship after the destruction of the Temple?
The destruction of the Second Temple brought about a dramatic change in Judaism. Rabbinic Judaism built upon Jewish tradition while adjusting to new realities. Temple ritual was replaced with prayer service in synagogues whic
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