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significance of "the color of the robe"
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 8:59 am
by ronee
luke 15-
in exodus the robe made for aaron is blue...
in matthew the robe put on Jesus to be mocked is scarlet...dyed fron the blood of insect eggs...:-/
in john the robe put on Jesus to be mocked is purple...
the pomegranates around the hem of aarons blue robe from exodus 39:24 are blue purple and scarlet...twined with linen
question:
what is the significance in the colors?
why do matthew and john disagree on the color of the robe...
according to the greek and according to exodus...
scarlet is not purple???
pleese pleese pleese help...or i am headed back to facebook! lol

Re: significance of "the color of the robe"
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 11:56 am
by ronee
why no reply guys??? am i unclear the way i ask questions in writing??? people say i am??? let me know...still learning
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ronee wrote:luke 15-
in exodus the robe made for aaron is blue...
in matthew the robe put on Jesus to be mocked is scarlet...dyed fron the blood of insect eggs...:-/
in john the robe put on Jesus to be mocked is purple...
the pomegranates around the hem of aarons blue robe from exodus 39:24 are blue purple and scarlet...twined with linen
question:
what is the significance in the colors?
why do matthew and john disagree on the color of the robe...
according to the greek and according to exodus...
scarlet is not purple???
pleese pleese pleese help...or i am headed back to facebook! lol

Re: significance of "the color of the robe"
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 12:37 pm
by RV
It probably doesn't mean anything...
What are your concerns?
RV
Re: significance of "the color of the robe"
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 8:14 pm
by ronee
not concerns...simply pulling on threads...is how i learn...every last detail is sooo specific...and if i can turn over something hidden...i see God more clearly

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RV wrote:It probably doesn't mean anything...
What are your concerns?
RV
Re: significance of "the color of the robe"
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 9:30 pm
by RV
every last detail is sooo specific
Where do you gather that from?
Re: significance of "the color of the robe"
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 11:09 pm
by Homer
Hi Ronee,
John Peter Lange (my favorite commentary) gives a good explanation of the apparent discrepency between Matthew's and John's accounts of the color of the robe the soldiers put on Jesus (Mark also says purple). Remember the soldiers are mocking Jesus' claim to be king. The soldiers place on Jesus a crown of thorns as a symbol of an actual crown. They use a reed, a symbol of impotence, as a substitute for an actual sceptre or staff. And they placed on Him an actual scarlet (Matthew) military coat in mockery of the purple (Mark and John) robe of a king. It would be unlikely the soldiers would have had a real purple robe any more than a real crown or sceptre.
God bless, Homer
Re: significance of "the color of the robe"
Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 9:35 am
by ronee
homer, thanks o.k. i get that ...but how does that reconcile with the fact that mark and john still say purple? also did you think there was any connection to the 3 colors being intertwined with linen on aarons pomegranate hem (blue robe)?
Homer wrote:Hi Ronee,
John Peter Lange (my favorite commentary) gives a good explanation of the apparent discrepency between Matthew's and John's accounts of the color of the robe the soldiers put on Jesus (Mark also says purple). Remember the soldiers are mocking Jesus' claim to be king. The soldiers place on Jesus a crown of thorns as a symbol of an actual crown. They use a reed, a symbol of impotence, as a substitute for an actual sceptre or staff. And they placed on Him an actual scarlet (Matthew) military coat in mockery of the purple (Mark and John) robe of a king. It would be unlikely the soldiers would have had a real purple robe any more than a real crown or sceptre.
God bless, Homer
Re: significance of "the color of the robe"
Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 9:40 am
by ronee
rv...many of the "hidden " details of the old testament reveal other heavenly things...there was great detail and significance in almost every element of the wilderness tabernacle...in the passover feast...with the ark...it is all like digging for treasure...the more you dig...the more you see Jesus! is that what you mean???
RV wrote:every last detail is sooo specific
Where do you gather that from?
Re: significance of "the color of the robe"
Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 3:34 pm
by RV
rv...many of the "hidden " details of the old testament reveal other heavenly things...there was great detail and significance in almost every element of the wilderness tabernacle...in the passover feast...with the ark...it is all like digging for treasure...the more you dig...the more you see Jesus! is that what you mean???
I am aware of a few of those instances (some call them "types"), but I'm not really aware of any of those instances in the N. T.
But… I'd like to hear what you have found in the N. T.
Re: significance of "the color of the robe"
Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 2:57 pm
by ronee
well, the hidden things of the old testament...seem different to me than types and anti types if it is in the details...for instance...certain colors being significant...or the jewels on the priests breastplate or all the detail in color and placement of items inside the tabernacle...just grabbing at little details...but they unfold pieces of a larger picture...which always points to Jesus...like a 1000 piece zigsaw puzzle

i always wonder at how intricate God was and how if we search we can find "hidden things"
RV wrote:rv...many of the "hidden " details of the old testament reveal other heavenly things...there was great detail and significance in almost every element of the wilderness tabernacle...in the passover feast...with the ark...it is all like digging for treasure...the more you dig...the more you see Jesus! is that what you mean???
I am aware of a few of those instances (some call them "types"), but I'm not really aware of any of those instances in the N. T.
But… I'd like to hear what you have found in the N. T.