The Book of Jubilees: The Torah Calendar eBook - Book - Page 56
1 : Y A H U A H
R E V E A L E D
CHAPTER 1:
T RAH
Revelation at Mt. Sinai
(1:1-26: cf. Ex. 24:15-18)
R E S T O R E D
The Book of Jubilees was written by Moses and the Qumran
community of Aaronic Levite priests kept it in their library
(Bible) as Torah. There is no Biblical standard for Torah being
compiled into a Pentateuch or five books which is a Pharisee
paradigm. That which Moses wrote is Torah and Jubilees vets
as such in our opinion.
T RAH
P A R A L L E L
In both sides of the margins, cross-references are provided
along with dates as Jubilees records them through history.
These are largely from R.H. Charles with edits and additions
especially since he did not have the benefit of the Dead Sea
Scrolls in his time. As Jubilees passes The Torah Test generally
thus far, this will serve to further fortify such conclusion. We
address what are called discrepancies throughout. Regarding
the many attempted infusions of the Talmud into these
footnotes, we reject that as scripture nor any measure. They
actually prove Jubilees does not coalesce with the Talmud in
the slightest as it cannot be a Pharisee document because it
condemns much Pharisee doctrine. As such we have removed
them.
PROLOGUE:
The Prologue
sums up the
contents of
the Book as
at once a
history and a
chronological
system based
upon the
number seven.
i. e. according
to (their
year-weeks):
a year-week =
seven years
cf. Lev. 25:8 f.
Cf. Ex. 24:12
THIS is the history of the
division of the days of the law
and of the testimony, of the
events of the years, of their
(year) weeks, of their jubilees
throughout all the years of
the world, as Yahuah spake to
Moses on Mount Sinai when
he went up to receive the
tables of the law and of the
commandment, according
to the voice of Elohim as He
said unto him, “Go up to the
top of the Mount.”
1 And it came to pass in the
2450 A.M.
first year of the exodus of (A.M. =
the children of Israel out of Anno Mundi)
Egypt, in the third month, Sivan/
on the sixteenth day of the Shavuot is
on 15th
month, that Elohim spake Cf. Ex. 19:1
to Moses, saying: “Come up
to Me on the Mount, and I
will give thee two tables of
stone of the law and of the
commandment, which I have
written, that thou mayst teach Cf. Ex. 24:12
them.” 2 And Moses went up
into the mount of Elohim,
and the glory of Yahuah
abode on Mount Sinai, and
a cloud overshadowed it six
days. 3 And He called to
Moses on the seventh day
out of the midst of the cloud,
and the appearance of the
glory of Yahuah was like a
flaming fire on the top of the
Mount. 4 And Moses was
on the Mount forty days and
forty nights, and God taught
him the earlier and the later
history of the division of all
the days of the law and of
the testimony. 5 And He said:
“Incline thine heart to every
word which I shall speak to
thee on this Mount, and write Cf. Ex. 34:27
them in a book in order that
their generations may see
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