Re: Paul's "450 years" ends before time of Judges
- From: Philip Deitiker <Donevenask@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 11 May 2005 00:36:16 GMT
"larswilson" <wilsonl035@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> says in
news:pObge.29$887.3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
> Some have not understood how to apply the 450 years mentioned by
> Paul and become confused about it in relation to the period of
> time of the judges. But the 450 years was in line with the
> jubilee cycle of the Jews related to major events of freedom and
> returning to their homeland or reinheriting land. Consider the
> following scriptures:
>
> Acts 7: 6 "Moreover, God spoke to this effect, that his seed
> would be alien residents in a foreign land and [the people]
> would enslave them and afflict [them] for four hundred years."
>
> Acts 13:19, 20 "After destroying seven nations in the land of
> Ca´naan, he distributed the land of them by lot: 20 all that
> during about four hundred and fifty years And after these things
> he gave them judges until Samuel the prophet."
Are you nuts? Paul has about a much to do with judges as
the man and them moon. Judges according to the NIV begins around 1370
BC and pauls first missionary was 46 to 48 AD. You have a difference
of 1400 years most of which is not represented by a continuous
history. In addition Paul was summarizing to people who were not all
that concerned about the accuracy of his statements.
> Note the two above are related. The 430 years of "affliction"
> end at the time of the Exodus and relate to 400 years from the
> time Isaac was 5 years old and "afflicted" by his older Egyptian
> brother Ishmael. Another period of 430 yeras from the time of
> the covenant with Abraham also ends at the time of the Exodus.
>
> The JUBILEE was set up for the Jews and celebrates a period of
> 50 years. The jubilee year, however, is the first year of the
> next 49 years, which a week of 7 years (7 x 7).
The Jewish year is not a roman year.
> Thus when Paul mentions the 450 years and the division of the
> land it is in relation to his previous reference of 400 years of
> affliction.
Its not real damn important, and why are you posting this in
sci.archaeology.
.
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