I think it interesting that the original Hebrew word used for both Joseph's coffin and the Ark (of the covenant) is aron.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
Hahaha, i got your drift.I want to learn to aron one day and improve my laundry skills as I seemed to have a problem separating the whites. I already have the dishwashing routine down. Switching to Cascade Platinum levels the playing field for the times that you neglect to rinse the dirty dishes properly. I'm all set with taking out the trash too. Now, I take the time to tie a knot in the bag. Just gave my wife a hug too. It's starting to all come together in becoming a better husband. I guess that I'm proof that you can teach an old dog new tricks. My wife is a cat person though but I'm sure that you get my drift. That's another interesting word to ponder as there are still a few wrinkles to iron out.
I appreciate audible and written thoughts traveled, thank you.I wonder
In the ark was the ten commands, Arrons rod that budded, and manna. Three representations of that which God had against the people (they proved the peoples sin)
Above the ark was the cherub, Once a year, blood was splatters on the covering of the ark, so when the cherub looked down. They could not see the proof of the people sin. It was “covered”
Ie, the things which prove we are sinners is placed into a coffin and burried, Because they are unable to condemn us anymore.
just thinking outloud..
I think everyne was placed in an “aron” or coffin back then.. Thats the way I see it anyway, Not quite sure what you mean so will not assume I understand..I appreciate audible and written thoughts traveled, thank you.
So do you think Joseph was placed in the same kind of aron (coffin) because it was His son's names not His that would be counted? We know God loved Joseph, that he was a man of God, used by Him, in such wonderful ways. Pardon me, I too am thinking outloud, drawing conclusions based on a word "'aron" that perhaps I shouldn't.
lol, fair enough, I thought the word aron was only used with Joseph. The word coffin, though when looking at its definition should be just that. Pardon my going off into the wild blue yonder. Best not to travel too far into unknown territory, hahahaI think everyne was placed in an “aron” or coffin back then.. Thats the way I see it anyway, Not quite sure what you mean so will not assume I understand..
Aron בָּאָרֹ֖ון (ba·'a·ro·vn) primarily means chest or ark*, and secondarily means coffin.I think it interesting that the original Hebrew word used for both Joseph's coffin and the Ark (of the covenant) is aron.
Any thoughts?
Traveling too far into unknown territory often makes for quite an adventure.lol, fair enough, I thought the word aron was only used with Joseph. The word coffin, though when looking at its definition should be just that. Pardon my going off into the wild blue yonder. Best not to travel too far into unknown territory, hahaha
Oh no you are fine, It is grreat to have these type of conversations which make us think, To much us vs them threads. It is refreshing, keep it up!!lol, fair enough, I thought the word aron was only used with Joseph. The word coffin, though when looking at its definition should be just that. Pardon my going off into the wild blue yonder. Best not to travel too far into unknown territory, hahaha
Yes, It makes us think, that that is when we learn.. Love it. I would have never thought of the things against us being placed into a coffin to be buried if she never brought this up.. I love itTraveling too far into unknown territory often makes for quite an adventure.![]()
Yes, I just learned the ta-va or tebah for Noah's ark and the ark the infant moses was put in use the same word. Interesting, huh, because they were both put in water and saved by them. So so many nuggets found in the word.Interesting OP so I thought about Noah.
Funny thing, for Noah's ark it is a different word than the one used in the OP. Genesis 6:14
The story of Moses ark uses the same word used for Noah's ark. Exodus 2:3
It is only used concerning the two arks aforementioned and nowhere else in Scripture.
The word is tebah for the above.
In both cases a loving parent put the peole in the ark, and the people who were unable to save themselves (noah and family in the flood. And moses from being killed) were saved by an act of true loveYes, I just learned the ta-va or tebah for Noah's ark and the ark the infant moses was put in use the same word. Interesting, huh, because they were both put in water and saved by them. So so many nuggets found in the word.