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Greetings , i would be very much interested in your opinion, and the opinion of others regarding this thesis:
Is it possible that typology of Leviticus 16:5 represents Esau, Jacob,
and Isaac? and by further extension represents Christians and Jews.
Esau is the goat for the Lord, Jacob is the scapegoat, and Isaac the
ram, and all three represent the One Messiah Jehosha ben Joseph.
This reasoning is based on the Hebrew word "saw-eer" in Lev 16:5, this
word is first used in Genesis ch 27, where Esau is "saw-eer", and Jacob
becomes "saw-eer azazel", when Rebekah places the skin of the goat on
him and he is told to escape to Laban.
The word "azazel" is a portmanteau of two Hebrew words meaning “goat of
departure”, and also means strong one against God, or God fighter, as
does the name Israel given to Jacob.
Day of Atonement is also the Day of Reconciliation, pointing to the
prophetic reconciliation between members of the Biblical family, that is
Christians, Jews, and Messiah Jehoshua . see Malachi 4:4-6"