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Goodbye March, hello April!
Last search entry:
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03/31/17 – “happy preparation day” – This refers to the day before the Sabbath for Jews who take the 7th day seriously, so much so many of them won’t push an elevator button (Israel elevators are programmed to stop at every floor on Shabbat); and won’t drive . . . anything that might be construed as “work” that one is supposed to cease doing. That includes cooking meals —and so preparation day precedes this holy, set-apart day.
03/31/17 – “artwork of jesus being kissed by judas” – Please check out these articles for the images we have used:
- Revisit: What!? There’s a Gospel of Judas?
- “Superstar” – Confessions of an Idolater
- And here’s the weblink: https://www.google.com.ph/search?q=Image+from+ascplavs.akronlibrary.org&espv=2&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj74YGmwP_SAhVFVbwKHbjCBmIQsAQIFw&biw=1453&bih=715#tbm=isch&q=Image+of+judas+kissing+jesus+&*&imgrc=OI5L-3yR3p_QeM:
03/23/17 – “is the prophecy in israel remain in obscurity” — Whaaatttt???? Again and so soon??? Unbelievable! Sure want to know the “glue” in this post that keeps seekers entering the same search phrases. It almost feels like someone’s playing a big joke on us! But then again, thank you for your interest in this post and for the umpity-umpteenth time, heeeeeere’s the link:
03/21/17 – “prophecy in isreal remain in obscurity discuss” – Seriously???!!! Again???!!! Don’t we have 900 other articles to check out in this website aside from this constantly clicked post? Still wondering what it is in this post that visitors keep coming back to reread; anyway, here’s the link:
Actually, the post is about this original article:
03/17/17 – “evolution” –
03/17/17 – “family and religious studies a level question” – Not sure what this searcher is looking for; definitely our posts address “religious” issues even if we don’t claim to be “religious” and simply “biblical”. For “family” here’s are several posts that deal with family relationships and issues:
- Revisit: Adam the First Father
- Revisit: Am I my brother’s keeper?
- An Inconvenient Truth for Cain – 2
- Revisit: An Inconvenient Truth for Ham
- Revisit: Becoming Israel – Esau and ‘Israel’
- Genesis/Bereshith 37 – “Yisrael loved Yosef above all his sons”
- Genesis/Bereshith 34 – “Should our sister then be treated like a whore? “
- Journey of Faith – Yitzchak, not a pro-active Patriarch
- Genesis/Bereshith 33: “I have plenty, my brother, let what is yours remain yours. “
- Genesis/Bereshith 30: Battle for Babies and Battle of the Wits
- Genesis/Bereshith 25b – ” Two nations are in your body”
- Genesis/Bereshith 24: ” . . . go to my land and to my kindred, and take a wife for my son, for Yitzhak.”
- Genesis/Bereshith 21: “Avraham circumcised Yitzhak his son at eight days old”
- Genesis/Bereshith 10: “. . . these are the begetting of the sons of Noah. . . Sons were born to them after the Deluge.”
- Genesis/Bereshith 44 – “We have an old father and a young child of his old age, whose brother is dead”
- Genesis/Bereshith 45: “Yosef my son is still alive; I must go and see him before I die!”
- Becoming Israel – When Fathers don’t know best . . .
- Genesis/Bereshith 36 – “That is Esav, the tribal-father of Edom.”
- Becoming Israel – “God of my father Avraham, God of my father Yitzhak, O YHVH”
- Becoming Israel – “if you should ever take wives besides my daughters . . . !”
- Journey of Faith – Sarah dies, Abraham takes another wife
- Additional Notes to Leviticus/Wayyiqrah – 2 – Prohibited Marriages
- Revisit: The hand that rocks the cradle . . .
- Q&A: Why is Seth the one “in the likeness of Adam” instead of firstborn son Cain?
03/16/17 – “the origin of prophecy remain veiled in obscurity” – Again? So, here’s the post for the umpteenth time!
03/12/17 – “the origins of prophecy remain veiled in obscurity.discuss” – What is it about this post that searchers (or the same searcher) keep returning to it? Find out:
03/11/17 “bible meaning celestial” – The bible uses words found in the dictionary so celestial would have no special meaning other than:
- positioned in or relating to the sky, or outer space as observed in astronomy: a celestial body.
- belonging or relating to heaven: the celestial city
- supremely good: the celestial beauty of music.
03/06/17 – “the origins of prophecy remain veilled in obscurity discuss” – This entry has consistently shown up 4 days in a row now; wonder what draws the searcher[s] to this particular post? Find out for yourself!
03/05/17 – prophecy in israel is veiled in obscurity.discuss2 –
03/04/17 – “the prophecy in israel is veiled in obscurity?discuss 25marks”
03/02/17 – “the origins of phochecy remain veiled in obsecurity” (sic) –
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For the casually curious, we provide ‘worldly’ TRIVIA about each month of the year even if nobody really cares why any month has been designated its name (same with days of the week), the more important thing is that the world is in sync with regard to times and schedules. Still, if Sinaites have not dug deeper into the roots of our original faith, we would still be ignorantly there; so we’ve learned the lesson of being curious and checking out why we do what we do. Learning is a good habit at any age of our life! There is no more reason not to learn as much as one can in these times when information technology can bring virtual libraries into a computer screen; one doesn’t have to go to the library anymore but . . . be discerning about the information available on the web. Sinai 6000 would recommend to our visitors that you check out our own claims in the information we provide in our over 900 articles posted in the seven years of our existence. That said, this March trivia is from:
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/what-are-the-meanings-for-the-months-of-the-year.html
—-Admin1.]
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Until circa 450 B.C., the month of Februarius had a fixed 28 days at start, and then 23 or 24 days. Later, Julius changed it to be 29 days after every four years and the rest to 28 days.
“March comes in with an adder’s head,
and goes out with a peacock’s tail.”
– Richard Lawson Gales
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Mars’ Month
March, the third month of our calendar, was originally the first month of the year. The month of March is named after the Roman God of war – Mars. This month was considered as the time to resume war, and hence named after the War-God. Mars is also identified with the Greek God Ares.
March Symbols
Zodiac – Pisces, Aries
Birthstone – Aquamarine
Flower – Jonquil and Daffodil
The month of Martius, being the first month of the calendar, always had 31 days.
[For the seriously curious, hereunder are more information provided in the recommended website:]
What are the Real Meanings of the Months of the Year?
The origin of months, based on the Moon’s cycle around the Earth, assisted in noting the time and fragmenting long seasons into small time periods. Let’s look into the meanings of the months of the year.
We look at the calendar several times a day to check our scheduled meetings, appointments, and to refer to dates so as to plan vacations. But we hardly think about the significance of the months’ names. Have you thought about why January is called January and why March is March? What are the meanings of these months? Let’s find out.
Origin of the word Month
The word Month came from Munt — the local deity of Hermonthis, in the south of Thebes. It was founded and worshiped in the times of Roman supremacy. Later, it became the war-god of the Egyptian king (symbolized as falcon-headed).
The original Roman year had only ten months, which started from the month of March.
March – Martius
April – Aprilis
May – Maius
June – Junius
July – Quintilis
August – Sextilis
September – September
October – October
November – November
December – December
The second king of Rome — Numa Pompilius (circa 700 BC) — added the two extra months that were unnamed, as it was the winters, and no agricultural activity took place during that period.
January – Januarius
February – Februarius
He also moved the start of the year from March to January and even changed the number of days in a month.