STATUTES , PRECEPTS , JUDGEMENTS, TESTOMONIES, ETC
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I believe what I learned about this some time ago and still do to a point. I looked into it more with your post and found bible-translators werenot consistent in their translation of the Hebrew words they used for the words in question. The words in question – “charges”, “commandments”, “decrees”, “judgments”, “law”, “ordinances”, “precepts” and “statutes”, and the corresponding words in the Hebrew as far as I have looked up so far.
Charges, ordinances = mishmereth.
mishmereth = guarding, , watching , keeping, preserving , as done in the office of guard or priest
Commandments, Commandment, law = mitsvah, tsav, tsavah, peh, dabar, maamar, piqquwd and dath.
Mitzvah = the action that expresses the spiritual world of God in the physical world of man.
Tzav =Command deasl with many types of animal sacrifices and the duties of the priests
Tsavah = directives to guide or direct one on a journey.
Peh = mouth, speech, opening, portion
Dabar = word, speak, order, declare, warn, threaten, command, promise, sing
Maamar = speak, statement, "teaching, lesson
Decrees = qayam, taem, maamar, dabar, choq, cheqeq and dath.
judgments”, Law = mishpat
Law= chaqaq, choq, mishpat, dath and torah
Ordinances = chuqqah, choq, mishmereth, mishpat and mitsvah
Precepts = mitsvah, piqquwd and tsav.
Statutes = choq and chuqqah
Testimony, witness = eduwth, edah, tauwdah and tora
I think to know in a deeper way what is being talked about in scripture you need to get a Hebrew dictionary and a strongs concordance and go to work.
2 Timothy 2:15
[SUP]15 [/SUP]Study to show yourself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.
Charges, ordinances = mishmereth.
mishmereth = guarding, , watching , keeping, preserving , as done in the office of guard or priest
Commandments, Commandment, law = mitsvah, tsav, tsavah, peh, dabar, maamar, piqquwd and dath.
Mitzvah = the action that expresses the spiritual world of God in the physical world of man.
Tzav =Command deasl with many types of animal sacrifices and the duties of the priests
Tsavah = directives to guide or direct one on a journey.
Peh = mouth, speech, opening, portion
Dabar = word, speak, order, declare, warn, threaten, command, promise, sing
Maamar = speak, statement, "teaching, lesson
Decrees = qayam, taem, maamar, dabar, choq, cheqeq and dath.
judgments”, Law = mishpat
Law= chaqaq, choq, mishpat, dath and torah
Ordinances = chuqqah, choq, mishmereth, mishpat and mitsvah
Precepts = mitsvah, piqquwd and tsav.
Statutes = choq and chuqqah
Testimony, witness = eduwth, edah, tauwdah and tora
I think to know in a deeper way what is being talked about in scripture you need to get a Hebrew dictionary and a strongs concordance and go to work.
2 Timothy 2:15
[SUP]15 [/SUP]Study to show yourself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.
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Have a look at these Books also it will help clear up alot about the different laws and What were the shawdows
"The Ten Commandments Twice Removed"
A Review of the Book Written by Danny Shelton & Shelley Quinn
Review of Ten Commandments Twice Removed Book
Ceremonial laws were all those temporary regulations which pre-figured the gospel.
Sacrificial regulations - pre-figured the remedy for sin; i.e., blood poured out
Food and defilement regulations - pre-figured the nature of sin; i.e., spiritual defilement
Purification regulations - pre-figured the meaning of holiness; set apart--from sin, and to God
The sacrifices, food, defilement and purification laws were the temporary ceremonial laws.
Sacrificial regulations - pre-figured the remedy for sin; i.e., blood poured out
Food and defilement regulations - pre-figured the nature of sin; i.e., spiritual defilement
Purification regulations - pre-figured the meaning of holiness; set apart--from sin, and to God
The sacrifices, food, defilement and purification laws were the temporary ceremonial laws.
Did Adam Eve eat all herbs ?
- Genesis 1:29And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat.
- Genesis 1:30And to every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air, and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth, wherein there is life, I have given every green herb for meat: and it was so.