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Sabbath day BEGINS at dawn

Writer: Gene Benjamin II
Gene Benjamin II
Sep 12
3 min read

SABBATH

Sabbath day BEGINS at dawn


All Scripture taken from the Son Of Man Bible, SOMB.


Genesis 1:5, “The Almighty called the light “day,” and the darkness he called “night.” Dusk came and dawn came, day one.”


Genesis 1:8, “The Almighty called the expanse “sky.” Dusk came and dawn came, day two.”


Genesis 1:13, “Dusk came and dawn came, day three.”


Genesis 1:19, “Dusk came and dawn came, day four.”


Genesis 1:23, “Dusk came and dawn came, day five.”


Genesis 1:31, “The Almighty saw everything that he had made. Behold, it was exceedingly good. Dusk came and dawn came, day six.”


People, it only takes simple logic to interpret and understand the timing of the first week of Creation. IF, or SINCE, each of the six 24-hour days of Creation ENDED at dawn, THEN each of the six 24-hour days of Creation BEGAN AT DAWN! THEREFORE, Sabbath Day ALSO BEGAN at DAWN!!


Genesis 2:2, “By the seventh day, the Almighty finished his work which he had done, so he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had done (Exo. 16:23; 20:11; 31:17; Heb. 4:4).”


The six verses shown from Genesis 1 clearly teach that Yehowah’s Biblical Solar Calendar day BEGINS at dawn. Take special note of the scientific fact that the FIRST FOUR DAYS OF CREATION BEGAN without the sun even being present or created yet. Yehowah may have created the sun on day four at Sunrise, but it was not needed or necessarily present at DAWN. There is about 30 minutes between dawn and sunrise. That’s enough time to create the sun for our solar system!


If you are interested in tracking the time of dawn each day, there is a great website called visualtimer.com: https://visualtimer.com/tools/dawn/


Another important point to remember in studying Yehowah’s Biblical solar calendar is that the moon is NOT mentioned in the Bible for approximately 3,758 years of human history. You DO NOT see the moon mentioned in Scripture until Genesis 37:9 with Joseph’s dream. Strong’s # 3394 yareach, meaning moon, DOES NOT appear in Genesis 1:16, as seen below. And also please notice in verse 16 below that the word lights, as in lesser lights, is PLURAL in the Hebrew! The moon is not a plural celestial body, and the moon is only visible at night about 14 nights per lunar cycle. There is no way the moon could be construed as a regulator of the night.


Gen 1:14-18, “The Almighty said, “Let there be lights in the expanse of the sky to divide the day from the night, and let them be for signs of the appointment calendar festivals, for days and years. 15 Let them be lights in the expanse of the sky to give light upon the earth.” It was so. 16 The Almighty made the two great lights, the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser lights, the stars, to rule the night (Psa. 136:8-9; Jer. 31:35; Acts 27:20). 17 The Almighty set them in the expanse of the sky to give light upon the earth, 18 to rule over the day and over the night, and to divide the light from the darkness. The Almighty saw that it was good.”


Please DO NOT talk to me anymore about a Biblical lunar calendar. It DOES NOT EXIST in Scripture.

 
 
 

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