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13. In Exod. Xii. 2, we learn that the seventh month is the first or foremost month, but not month one. Therefore we reckon this passover from the seventh or foremost month. We have passed the month Adar, the next is Nisan or Abib. Hence we begin at the exodus, 2632, corrected time, add six months, Hodesh, 2632+1260=3892 ; now the 164 years of servitude when there were no observances, 3892-(- 164^4056 ; now 14 days or 98 years — and we have the year 4154 ; add the first day seven, and we have 4...161, the eve of the birth of Jesus ; two days more brings us to Jesus in the temple, three more making 42-[-4154 = 4196, and the seventh is a holy convocation. — Numbers xxviii. 24. The eighth chapter is a retrospection of the whole journey from Egypt parallel with the thirteentli chapter of the book of Numbers, but with different names, as the metaphorical gives the names and actions of the spiritual world, whilst the literal is its shadow. Space will not allow me to trace the analogy in detail, but I will endeavor to give enough to show the correctness of the theory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13. In Exod. Xii. 2, we learn that the seventh month is the first or foremost month, but not month one. Therefore we reckon this passover from the seventh or foremost month. We have passed the month Adar, the next is Nisan or Abib. Hence we begin at the exodus, 2632, corrected time, add six months, Hodesh, 2632+1260=3892 ; now the 164 years of servitude when there were no observances, 3892-(- 164^4056 ; now 14 days or 98 years — and we have the year 4154 ; add the first day seven, and we have 4...161, the eve of the birth of Jesus ; two days more brings us to Jesus in the temple, three more making 42-[-4154 = 4196, and the seventh is a holy convocation. — Numbers xxviii. 24. The eighth chapter is a retrospection of the whole journey from Egypt parallel with the thirteentli chapter of the book of Numbers, but with different names, as the metaphorical gives the names and actions of the spiritual world, whilst the literal is its shadow. Space will not allow me to trace the analogy in detail, but I will endeavor to give enough to show the correctness of the theory.
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