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Was Jeremiah Preaching from the Moses Scroll?
This thought-provoking video explores the intriguing question: "Was Jeremiah preaching from the Moses Scroll?" Delve into the historical context of the scroll discovered in 622 BCE during King Josiah's reign, coinciding with Jeremiah's early prophetic years. As Jeremiah, a priest in lineage, potentially connects to Hilkiah—the very priest who found the scroll—we examine whether Jeremiah could have been influenced directly by this text.
The video builds on the compelling theory that Jeremiah not only absorbed but actively proclaimed the rediscovered teachings, challenging traditional interpretations of the Torah and critiquing the established religious practices of his time. With Jeremiah's critical views on temple reliance and sacrificial rites, which he asserts were never commanded to the Exodus generation, this discussion opens a controversial yet enlightening perspective on the prophetic messages.
This is more than a historical inquiry—it's a challenge to our understanding of biblical texts and prophetic teachings.
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By HOREB InstituteThis thought-provoking video explores the intriguing question: "Was Jeremiah preaching from the Moses Scroll?" Delve into the historical context of the scroll discovered in 622 BCE during King Josiah's reign, coinciding with Jeremiah's early prophetic years. As Jeremiah, a priest in lineage, potentially connects to Hilkiah—the very priest who found the scroll—we examine whether Jeremiah could have been influenced directly by this text.
The video builds on the compelling theory that Jeremiah not only absorbed but actively proclaimed the rediscovered teachings, challenging traditional interpretations of the Torah and critiquing the established religious practices of his time. With Jeremiah's critical views on temple reliance and sacrificial rites, which he asserts were never commanded to the Exodus generation, this discussion opens a controversial yet enlightening perspective on the prophetic messages.
This is more than a historical inquiry—it's a challenge to our understanding of biblical texts and prophetic teachings.