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a jdt development site just another wordpress site search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content post navigation ← older posts former taborblog site posted on december 14, 2015 by jdtabor 648 welcome to taborblog–not! this is not a non-public version of taborblog which is being reshaped and can be visited anytime at http://jamestabor.com . if you happened on this site you can, however, search it for 10 years of previous posts from the old jesus dynasty and taborblog sites–though some of the images are missing. otherwise the content is all here–over 800 posts. enjoy! posted in tabor's blog , uncategorized | 648 replies hanukkah yes, but what about kislev 24? posted on december 5, 2015 by jdt test tomorrow night, sunday, december 6th, begins the festival of dedication, more popularly known as hanukkah–the festival of lights. this special jewish festival that non-jews often mistakenly think of as the “jewish christmas,” has its origins in the revolt of the maccabees against the infamous greco-syrian ruler antiochus iv (aka epiphanes) in 167 bce. you can find the colorful and bloody story in 1 maccabees 1-4, a book included in catholic bibles but referred to by protestants as part of the “apocrypha.” if you don’t have a copy around it is readily available on-line at apocrypha.org and is well worth reading. the festival itself, which lasts eight days, is a celebration of the “cleansing” and rededication of the jewish temple in 165 bce when the forces lead by the family of judas maccabee (“the hammer”) recaptured jerusalem and removed the pagan altar and other “abominations” that antiochus had instituted in an effort to stamp out worship of the jewish god yehovah (see 1 macc. 4:59). in the time of jesus we are told in the gospel of john that jesus went up to the temple during this festival the last winter of his life (john 10:22). the date for this “dedication” was kislev 25 or the 25th day of the 9th month on the jewish lunar calendar. people often ask, having heard of the jewish festivals such as passover, rosh hashanah, and yom kippur–is hanukkah ever mentioned in the hebrew bible–in other words is it a “biblical” festival. these answer is yes and no, depending on how one looks at kislev 24–the day before hanukkah. let me explain. what is altogether fascinating is a much earlier and little known biblical reference to a different but very related date–kislev 24 on the jewish calendar–which begins this evening, saturday, december 5th, at sundown. this, of course, is one day before the hanukkah celebration, but the reference can be precisely dated to 520 bce–over 350 years before the maccabean victory. i refer here to the book of the prophet haggai. haggai comes to us from the 2nd year of the persian king darius, late summer, august, 520 bce. it is one of the most precisely dated books in the hebrew bible, much like its sister zechariah, and its twin malachi. the three go together, like peas in the pod, both coming from that crucial time of the “restoration” of judah to the land following the babylonian captivity. collectively they are our last words of the prophets in the hebrew bible–and thus for jews and others who consider the tanakh scripture–the last inspired words of yehovah. indeed, it is possible that haggai is the unnamed author of the book called malachi, which means in hebrew “my messenger,” since in haggai 1:12, the prophet is identified as the “messenger of yehovah.” both haggai and zechariah address their contemporary situation, as one would expect, and are concerned that the temple be rebuilt and the city-state of judea be restored to limited sovereignty after the babylonian destruction in 586 bce. however, if read carefully, both clearly understand that this restoration of judah is only a preliminary, even symbolic step, to a coming great restoration of judah and all israel–including the so-called “lost tribes.” even though there is a priest (joshua), and a governor (zerubbabel) of the davidic line, there is no anointing of the branch figure of whom both isaiah and jeremiah had spoken. one way of putting this is to say that haggai and zechariah are working in the tall shadow of jeremiah (see especially chapters 30-31), and they know, from his clear and powerful prophecies, that the final days have not come with this tiny little beachhead return of a portion of judah to the land. but they do believe that this return of judah is a “sign” of things to come, and a guarantee that the plan of yehovah, to fill the earth with justice and righteousness, through abraham’s seed, is not to fall to the ground. and that leads us to the curious and fascinating references to the 24th day of the 9th month–or kislev 24 as that month came to be called. the book of haggai is sequential; it takes you through the last months of the year 520 bce. it begins with the rosh chodesh of the 6th month (august), takes you through the 21st day of the 7th month (2:1), which is the last day of sukkoth (october), and then into december– with the 24th day of the 9th month . haggai’s third and fourth messages come on this very day. it is a short book, and if you skim it through you will see the building sequence. the precise date kislev 24 is mentioned four times in the second chapter, verses 10, 15, 18 and 20. twice it is emphasized that “from this day forward i will bless you,” and twice haggai gets a special word from yehovah, on this very day. you have to read the whole chapter to get the context, but the message is basically that yehovah will “shake the heavens and the earth and all nations” overthrowing their power, after which he will anoint the chosen one of the line of david (symbolized in that day by zerubbabel), and essentially make jerusalem the new world capital. this entire prophetic agenda to which haggai alludes is laid out in great detail in the pre-exilic prophets, see particularly isaiah 2:1-4; jeremiah 3:14-18; 23:5-8; micah 5:2-5). this message is addressed to the two “messiahs,” the priest and the “king” or governor, joshua and zerubbabel, respectively (2:4-5). they become “signifiers” of things to come. they are not the final anointed ones, and zechariah picks this up in his visions, especially chapters 4 and 6. these symbolic figures, as well as the promised presence of the holy spirit (see 2:5 and zech 4:6), are the guarantee that yehovah will bring about these promises. notice, zechariah begins getting his visions and messages in the 8th month of that same year (zech 1:1), or mid-november. he has eight night visions, they are all quite difficult to follow, but prophetically important in forecasting the redemptive future. there is much more detail in zechariah, but the two, haggai and zechariah, should be read in tandem, as one explains the other. note carefully, kislev 24 is not specifically mentioned in zechariah, but it is alluded to in chapter 4:8-10. it is the famous “day of small things,” that one might be led to “despise,” because after all, this tiny little remnant of judah, beginning to lay the foundation of a nondescript temple, under the mighty thumb of the persian empire, was hardly even worthy of the name of a city-state, much less a world kingdom, and yet had hopes and dreams and promises of world dominion–and the rulership of its promised “messiahs.” these were the expectations that fueled the apocalyptic hopes of both the dead sea community and the followers of jesus and john the baptist, see my previous blog post, “waiting for two messiahs,” here . chapters 7-14 of zechariah, which the author receives two years later, are quite different. they are straightforward and fairly plain, laying out, likely in some sequential order, both the preliminary events, and the detailed climax, of the “time of the end.” so, what about kislev 24? in the time of haggai and zechariah, it was the day marked for the promise that the redemption would ultimately come about, “not by power, nor by might, but by the spirit of yehovah”–but

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