圣经中的月亮象征着什么?一个忠实的见证



  • 上帝在第四天创造了月亮,作为“管夜的小光”,并指定它来标记季节。
  • 因为月亮如此忠实地回归,诗篇第89篇称月亮为“天空中的忠实见证”,这是上帝对大卫应许的写照。
  • 以色列的月份始于新月,以号角和祭物来守节,逾越节则在满月时举行。
  • 西方教会至今仍根据月亮来确定复活节的日期,即在3月21日或之后出现的满月后的第一个星期日。
  • 圣经禁止崇拜月亮,并告诉我们月亮本身也在赞美上帝。
  • 约珥书和启示录中提到的血月是耶和华大而可畏之日前的征兆,但耶稣说没有人知道那日子或时辰。
  • 奥古斯丁将月亮视为教会的写照,因为它借光而亮,且在亏损后会重新盈满。

Scripture calls the moon a faithful witness in heaven. God swears that David’s throne “shall be established for ever as the moon, and as a faithful witness in heaven” (Psalm 89:37), because the moon he made to rule the night and keep time comes back without fail. It pictures his faithfulness, and it is never to be worshipped. Scripture begins by putting the moon in its place. On the fourth day “God made two great lights; the greater light to…

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