Yom Kippur Fast or Feast: Did Yahweh Command a Fast or Did Tradition Define Afflict Your Souls for Him
- (primary) Leviticus 23:27–32 — Leviticus 23:27-32
- (secondary) Leviticus 16:29–34 — Leviticus 16:29-34
- (secondary) Numbers 29:7–11 — Numbers 29:7-11
- (secondary) Isaiah 58:3–7 — Isaiah 58:3-7
- (secondary) Psalm 35:13
- (secondary) Acts 27:9
- (secondary) Matthew 9:14–15 — Matthew 9:14-15
- (secondary) Leviticus 16:21–22 — Leviticus 16:21-22
- (secondary) Revelation 20:1–3 — Revelation 20:1-3
- (secondary) Mark 9:29
- (secondary) Judges 20:26
- (secondary) Jonah 3:5–10 — Jonah 3:5-10
- (secondary) Esther 4:16
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This booklet asks whether the Torah's command to 'afflict your souls' on Yom Kippur means a required food and water fast. It sets the Hebrew wording (anah nephesh, never tsum) against Psalm 35, Isaiah 58 and the early witnesses (Acts 27:9, Philo, Josephus, Mishnah Yoma), and corrects the author's earlier claims about Jezebel, Babylon and Matthew 9. It concludes that fasting is an ancient, valid application but not the commanded definition, reads the day through the High Priest, the Bridegroom and the removal goat as stated typology, lays out how FHMI keeps the day, and answers Teddy Wilson's Restoring the Hebrew Mind 121 point by point.
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