WWN IOWA June - July 2021

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Watchman, What of the Night Issue #47 was released for June and July in 2021 and featured the topics: The Papal Social Agenda - Pope Francis's Vision of a Global Universal Brotherhood (Part 1) and The Sanctuary Truth [Reprised]: Lessons From The Levitical Ministration Type - Part 10. It is credited to Gary L. Patrick, Dennis J. Tevis, and William E. Caloudes of Adventist Laymen Foundation of Iowa.

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Founder: Elder William H. Grotheer

Editor, Publications & Research: Gary L. Patrick

Associate Editor: Dennis J. Tevis

Proofreader: William E. Cloudes

Related Reading

On the original Adventist Laymen website, the following articles were attached to this Issue of WWN. The quotations below were highlighted in those versions of the articles.

It is argued that "before the Lord" must be understood as before the veil which separated the most holy from the holy. Within the context of the ritual to be performed on the Day of Atonement, Aaron was instructed to "take the two goats and present them before the Lord." (16:7) This is defined as being at "the door of the tabernacle of the congregation." In the rules governing the burnt offering. "the door of the tabernacle of the congregation" is defined as "before the Lord." (1:3) To omit the altar in the court from cleansing on the Day of Atonement, would be to exclude from the services of that day the very place where most of the activity had transpired during the year.

"The altar that is before the Lord" (16:18) is the Altar of Burnt Offering in the Court. All were to be ceremonially cleansed as the result of the services performed during the year involving "the tabernacle of the congregation, and the altar" (16:20).

In studying this chapter, there are certain linguistic details that must be kept in mind. What we refer to in our Adventist nomenclature as "the most holy place" is noted in this chapter as simply, "the holy" with the word "place" supplied by the translators (Lev. 16:2). The part of the sanctuary which we term, "the holy place" is noted as "the tabernacle." (16:16,17) The court is referred to as "the altar that is before the Lord." (16:18)