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The Sabbath During the Day of TemptationLeviticus 23:23-25
Excerpted from: Jesus in the Feasts (Part Three): Divine KingWe have gone over this phrase, "a memorial of blowing of trumpets" many times. I know I have given, I do not know, a dozen sermons on the Day of Trumpets where we go over that in some form or another. And we know that it literally means a remembrance of shouting. If we were to take the Hebrew and just literally translate the words there, that is what we would get. It is not necessarily a memorial of blowing of trumpets, but a remembrance of shouting. And the shouting is thought to refer to the shout or blast of a shofar.
Now we can understand it to mean the sound, and this sound is very important here, of either literal shouting of people or to the sound or the blare of a trumpet or a horn. Sound is very important here because we are talking about loudness, a blast of sound, a howl, a roar, a prolonged sound of people shouting, either that or the blast of a horn.
The shouting of people or the blast of a horn could fit the definition here of the remembrance of shouting. So just tuck that in the back of your mind.
In Hebrew, this feast is called Yom Teruah. Clyde [Finklea] talked to us about that on the Sabbath. And literally that means a day of shouting. Yom and Teruah, literally, day shouting, day of shouting.
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