I showed you Exodus 32:5. Show us how Aaron did not say what he said.If you acknowledge that as a given and voted "Yahweh" in my poll, you should change your vote because it simply is not true that they worshiped Yahweh in the GCI.
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I showed you Exodus 32:5. Show us how Aaron did not say what he said.If you acknowledge that as a given and voted "Yahweh" in my poll, you should change your vote because it simply is not true that they worshiped Yahweh in the GCI.
I never said that he did not say what he said in that verse.I showed you Exodus 32:5. Show us how Aaron did not say what he said.
Again, we seem to be arguing two sides of the same coin. There is no argument that the actual worship was not of YHWH, but of a god made by men. This does not mean that Aaron intended his man-centered attempt to be a worship of YHWH since he clearly makes that claim in Exodus 32:5. Do you deny that Aaron makes that claim?I never said that he did not say what he said in that verse.
Show me any proof from Scripture that they actually worshiped Yahweh--which is what my poll question is. My poll question is not about whether he intended that they would worship Yahweh or not.
. This does not mean that Aaron intended his man-centered attempt to be a worship of YHWH since he clearly makes that claim in Exodus 32:5. Do you deny that Aaron makes that claim?
My goodness...I gave you the Bible reference. I gave you the commentaries in this Bible reference. Figure it out. At this point it seems you are simply obfuscating.I cannot figure out from these two sentences what claim you think that Aaron was actually making. The first sentence does not make sense to me.
Look up what Hebrew word is used in Exodus 32:5 that the translators use as Lord. The word is...YHWH.Remember, "baal", in its various forms & pronunciations, meant "lord".
Still spewing a false gospel writen by your selfMy goodness...I gave you the Bible reference. I gave you the commentaries in this Bible reference. Figure it out. At this point it seems you are simply obfuscating.
LOL!Well, the image for Baal had been a bovine with U-shaped horns for awhile before Aaron's calf.Look up what Hebrew word is used in Exodus 32:5 that the translators use as Lord. The word is...YHWH.
Exodus 32:5 Hebrew Text Analysis
Who cares. What is the Hebrew word Aaron used in Exodus 32:5 when he called the people to worship?Well, the image for Baal had been a bovine with U-shaped horns for awhile before Aaron's calf.
But DID they worship YHWH then? NUPE !Who cares. What is the Hebrew word Aaron used in Exodus 32:5 when he called the people to worship?
Hint: It's YHWH
Again, God makes it clear they substituted God for their man-centered idol, whom they named YHWH. There is no argument there. They thought they were worshipping YHWH. God says they weren't.But DID they worship YHWH then? NUPE !
The Israelis knew God didn't want any statues or images made that were supposed to look like Him, especially since they didn't know what He looks like, except that He's daid, "Let's make man in our own image."Again, God makes it clear they substituted God for their man-centered idol, whom they named YHWH. There is no argument there. They thought they were worshipping YHWH. God says they weren't.
Is that any different from the myriads of people who call themselves Christians (or Baptists) but have a man-centered theology that says they are the ones who chose God? I will state that a person who promotes their free will as the means by which they were saved is no better than the Israelites who made a calf and called it God. Both demand that they control God and worship the god of their own creation.
You have departed from Exodus 32:5.The Israelis knew God didn't want any statues or images made that were supposed to look like Him, especially since they didn't know what He looks like, except that He's daid, "Let's make man in our own image."
And free will is apparent. Otherwise, why have God's word, preachers, etc? Why did Jesus send His followers to "make disciples in all nations", etc? nIf they were predestinated, they'd automatically become disciples. They wouldn't hafta be made into disciples.
Not at all. I believe the Israelis knew not to make images of/to the real God.You have departed from Exodus 32:5.
They thought they were worshipping YHWH. God says they weren't.
God told Moses before he went back down and informed Moses the people were worshipping an idol.Moses' statement to God is noteworthy concerning how he related what the people had done:
Exodus 32:31 And Moses returned unto the Lord, and said, Oh, this people have sinned a great sin, and have made them gods of gold.
Obviously, Moses knew exactly what the idol was that they made. From that vantage point, we must note carefully that Moses said that they had made "gods of gold." It is clear from this statement that my referring to this incident as the Golden Calf Incident (GCI) is correct.
You are ignoring the point in Exodus 32:5.Not at all. I believe the Israelis knew not to make images of/to the real God.
What does Exodus 32:5 tell you?Psalm 106:19 They made a calf in Horeb, and worshipped the molten image.
20 Thus they changed their glory into the similitude of an ox that eateth grass.
21 They forgat God their saviour, which had done great things in Egypt;
I wonder how people who had forgotten Yahweh were somehow supposedly still thinking that they were worshiping Him.