Time Given To Religion
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Time Given To Religion

The children of Israel were redeemed by the Lord (Exodus 15:1-19), hence they belonged to Him. It is interesting to note that the law Required them to give a large amount of their time to His service.

  1. To the Passover. Counting out one day for the Sabbath, they were Required to give six days to the feast of the passover and unleavened Bread each year; in a period of six years, thirty-six days; in a period Of forty-two years, two hundred and fifty-two days (Leviticus 23:4-8).
  2. To the Feast of the Weeks. They were required to give one day To this feast each year; in a period of six years, six days; in a Period of forty-two years, forty-two days (Leviticus 23:15-21.)
  3. To the Feast of Tabernacles. Counting out one day for the Sabbath, they were required to give six days to this feast each year; In a period of forty-two years, two hundred and fifty-two days (Leviticus 23:34-42).
  4. To the Sabbath. They were required to give fifty-one days to The Sabbath each year; in a period of six years, three hundred and six Days; in a period of forty-two years, two thousand one hundred and Forty-two days (Leviticus 23:3).
  5. To the Day of Atonement. They were required to give one day To the atonement each year; in a period of six years, six days; in a Period of forty-two years, forty-two days (Leviticus 23:26-32).
  6. To the Feast of New Moons. Counting out one day for the feast Of trumpets, they were required to give eleven days to this feast each Year; in a period of six years, sixty-six days; in a period of Forty-two years, four hundred and sixty-two days (Numbers 28:11-15; Numbers 29:1-5 Amos 8:5).
  7. In a Period of Seven Years.
    1. Sabbaths, three hundred and six days (Leviticus 23:3);
    2. feast of Passover and Unleavened Bread, counting out one day each year for the Sabbath, thirty-six days (Leviticus 23:4-8);
    3. feast of Pentecost, six days (Leviticus 23:15-21);
    4. feast of Trumpets, six days (Leviticus 23:23-25);
    5. Atonement, six days (Leviticus 23:26-32);
    6. feast of Tabernacles, counting out one day each year for the Sabbath, thirty-six days (Leviticus 23:34-42);
    7. the first of every month, counting out one day each year for the feast of Trumpets, sixty-six days (Numbers 28:11-15; Amos 8:5);
    8. the seventh year, three hundred and sixty days (Leviticus 25:1-7).

    (306 + 36 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 36 + 66 + 360 = 822). They therefore gave eight hundred and twenty-two days to their religion in seven years.

  8. In a Period of Forty-Nine Years.
    1. Sabbaths, two thousand one hundred and forty-two days (Leviticus 23:3);
    2. feast of Passover and Unleavened Bread, counting out one day each year for the Sabbath, two hundred and fifty-two days (Leviticus 23:4-8);
    3. feast of Pentecost, forty-two days (Leviticus 23:15-21);
    4. feast of Trumpets, forty-two days (Leviticus 23:23-25);
    5. Atonement, forty-two days (Leviticus 23:26-32);
    6. feast of Tabernacles, counting out one day each year for the Sabbath, two hundred and fifty-two days (Leviticus 23:34-42);
    7. the first of every month, counting out one day each year for the feast of Trumpets, four hundred and sixty days (Numbers 28:11-15; Amos 8:5);
    8. the seventh year, two thousand five hundred and twenty days (Leviticus 25:1-7).

    (2142 + 252 + 42 + 42 + 42 + 252 + 462 + 2520 = 5754). They therefore gave five thousand seven hundred and fifty-four days to their religion in forty-nine years.

  9. In a Period of Fifty Years.
    1. Sabbaths, two thousand one hundred and forty-two days (Leviticus 23:3);
    2. feast of Passover and Unleavened Bread, counting out one day each year for the Sabbath, two hundred and fifty-two days (Leviticus 23:4-8);
    3. feast of Pentecost, forty-two days (Leviticus 23:15-21);
    4. feast of Trumpets, forty-two days (Leviticus 23:23-25);
    5. Atonement, forty-two days (Leviticus 23:26-32);
    6. feast of Tabernacles, counting out one day each year for the Sabbath, two hundred and fifty-two days (Leviticus 23:34-42);
    7. the first of every month, counting out one day each year for the feast of Trumpets, four hundred and sixty days (Numbers 28:11-15; Amos 8:5);
    8. the seventh year, two thousand five hundred and twenty days (Leviticus 25:1-7).
    9. the Jubilee, three hundred and sixty days (Leviticus 25:8-17).

    (2142 + 252 + 42 + 42 + 42 + 252 + 462 + 2520 + 360 = 6114). They therefore gave six thousand one hundred and fourteen days to their religion in fifty years.

Subtopics

Time

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Time for War

Time Given To Religion

Time in Prophetic Language, Means a Prophetic Year, or 360 Natural

Time Management

Time to Die

Time to Laugh

Time to Plant

Time With God

Time: All Events of, Predetermined by God

Time: All God's Purposes Fulfilled in Due Time

Time: An Appointed Season

Time: Beginning of

Time: Computed by Days

Time: Computed by Hours, After the Captivity

Time: Computed by Months

Time: Computed by Weeks

Time: Computed by Years

Time: Daniel's Reckoning of Time, and Times, and Half Times

Time: Division of, Into Watches

Time: End of

Time: Epochs of Before the Flood

Time: Eras from Which, Computed: Accession of Kings

Time: Eras from Which, Computed: Building of the Temple

Time: Eras from Which, Computed: Nativity of the Patriarchs During the Patriarchal Age

Time: Eras from Which, Computed: The Captivity

Time: Eras from Which, Computed: The Exodus from Egypt

Time: Eras from Which, Computed: The Jubilee

Time: Fullness of

Time: Indicated by a Sun-Dial

Time: Moments

Time: One Day is Like One-Thousand Years

Time: Part of a Period of, Usually Counted As the Whole

Time: Particular Periods of, Mentioned: The Accepted Time

Time: Particular Periods of, Mentioned: The Ancient Time

Time: Particular Periods of, Mentioned: The Evil Time

Time: Particular Periods of, Mentioned: The Time of Healing

Time: Particular Periods of, Mentioned: The Time of Need

Time: Particular Periods of, Mentioned: The Time of Reformation

Time: Particular Periods of, Mentioned: The Time of Refreshing

Time: Particular Periods of, Mentioned: The Time of Restitution of all Things

Time: Particular Periods of, Mentioned: The Time of Temptation

Time: Particular Periods of, Mentioned: The Time of Trouble

Time: Particular Periods of, Mentioned: The Time of Visitation

Time: Shortness of Man's Portion of

Time: should be Redeemed

Time: should be Spent in Fear of God

Time: The Duration of the World

Time: The Exodus

Time: The Heavenly Bodies, Appointed As a Means for Computing

Time: The Measure of the Continuance of Anything

Time: The Sun-Dial Early Invented for Pointing Out

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