WHERE DOES JACOB Z. LAUTERBACH FAULTY DEFINITION OF THE WORD DAY IN GENESIS LEAD?
It leads into additional erroneous beliefs. Any beliefs founded upon an erroneous premise automatically becomes erroneous too. The following is a second quote from RABBINICAL ESSAYS BY JACOB Z. LAUTERBACH HEBREW UNION COLLEGE PRESS CINCINNATI 1951 (From page 446 – 451 with notes): Beginning of quote…>>> “There are many more indications in the Pentateuch pointing directly or indirectly to the mode of reckoning the day from morning to morning. To mention but a few such indications; when prescribing that a Thanksgiving offering must be consumed on the very same day on which the sacrifice is slaughtered, the Law states, “on the same day it shall be eaten, ye shall leave none of it till the morning” [52], which directly indicates that the day comes to an end on the next morning. The incorrect and erroneous premise is used to interpret the law of consuming a thanksgiving offering. (Reference Leviticus 7:15) As I have already demonstrated as a fact, the word DAY can define either the light
