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R ites of P assage Ryan White Resources The Rites of Passage by Arnold Van Gennep Ancient Israel by Roland De Vaux The Threshold Covenant by Henry Clay Trumbull The Bible  by God ID: 224739

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Rites of Passage

Ryan WhiteSlide2

Resources

The Rites of Passage by Arnold Van GennepAncient Israel by Roland De Vaux

The Threshold Covenant by Henry Clay TrumbullThe Bible by GodWhat is Liminality? http://www.liminality.org/about/whatisliminalityBetwixt and Between: The Liminal Period by Victor Turner (http://www2.fiu.edu/~ereserve/010010095-1.pdf)The Ritual Process by Victor Turner (Excerpts: http://faculty.dwc.edu/wellman/Turner.htm)Enthronement of Yahweh by Jeremy J. Stewart What Do Shaving Rites Accomplish and What Do They Signal in Biblical Ritual Contexts?

by Saul OlyanThe Leper in Leviticus by Jeff SchulmanCircumcision as a Rite of Covenant by Erich IsaacGraded Holiness

 by Phillip Peter JensonSlide3

What are the 'Rites of Passage'?

They are a process that occurs during times of significant change, because there is such a big difference between the two states or

areas, there is a need for rites to be performed in order to ensure proper transition.Slide4
Slide5

When were the Rites of Passage performed?

Childbirth

Social PubertyAdoption

Betrothal

Marriage

Death

Occupation

Specialization

Religious

Conversion

Transition

to a New

Country

Change in

Social Status

Change in SeasonSlide6

Rites of

Passage

Old Man

New Man

Rites of

Separation

Rites of

Transition

Rites of

Incorporation

Preparation for incorporation

Isolation from normal society

Training period

Trials and test

“set apart”

Typically 7 days (but not always)

State of ambiguity

Separation from the old

Death & rebirth (symbolic)

Purification from old self

Leaving the old ways

Integration into the new

Sacrifice often involved

Consecration into new renewal

New name givenSlide7

“In buildings, only the main door was the site of entrance/exit rites, perhaps because it was consecrated by a special rite or because it faces a favorable direction”Slide8

Rites of

Passage

ANE MarriageUnmarried(Child)

Married

Rites of

Separation

Rites of

Transition

Rites of

Incorporation

Preparation for incorporation

Learning to live as a wife

Mourning for parents (

Deut

21)

Preparation for wedding day

Separation from the old

Betrothal – Anointing head with oil

Shaving bride’s head

Living with groom’s family

Veil on wedding day

Integration into the new

Wedding ceremony & feast

Carrying over the threshold

Consummation of marriage with sign of bloodSlide9

Boot CampSlide10

Rites of

Passage

AbramThe Pagan

Abraham

The Hebrew

Rites of

Separation

Rites of

Transition

Rites of

Incorporation

Preparation for incorporation

Walking to

Cana’an

Trial’s and tribulations in the land

Egypt

Lot

Hagar

Binding of Isaac

Separation from the old

Leaving Mesopotamia

Leaving idolatry

Falling into a deep slumber

Integration into the new

Circumcision

Covenant of the pieces

Renaming ‘Abraham’

Redemption of Isaac (new life)Slide11

Passover

Israelite

Slaves

Vassal kings

To

yhvh

Rites of

Separation

Rites of

Transition

Rites of

Incorporation

Preparation for incorporation

Passage to Mt Sinai

Trials/testing en route

Preparation for meeting YHVH

Separation from the old

Lamb’s blood on doorpost

Restriction & removal of leaven

Trial by Ordeal/Purification in the Red Sea

Integration into the new

Circumcision

10 Commandments – Suzerainty treaty

Boundaries on the mountain

Covenant meal with leadership

Sprinkling of blood in

Exod

24Slide12

The Exodus

Israelite

Slaves

Vassal kings

To

yhvh

Rites of

Separation

Rites of

Transition

Rites of

Incorporation

Preparation for incorporation

Learning Torah

Trials and Tribulation for 40 years

Minimal historical accounts

Ambiguity – not yet received inheritance

Separation from the old

Passover

Crossing through the Red Sea

Receiving Torah/Shunning idolatry

Integration into the new

Covenant renewal at Mt

Gerazim

and Mt

Ebal

Crossing the Jordan

(re) circumcisionSlide13

Priesthood

(

Exod 29, Lev 8-9)Levites (sons of Aaron)

Priests

unto

yhvh

Rites of

Separation

Rites of

Transition

Rites of

Incorporation

Preparation for incorporation

7 day training period

Priests, but not yet able to officiate

Separation from the old

Wash with water

Anoint with oil

Removal of old clothing

Integration into the new

Altar purification

Purification of priests with blood

Consecration of the altar

Index to altar

Official garments signifying officeSlide14

Purification

Lev 14

“Leprosy” defilement

Restored

Covenant

Israelite

Rites of

Separation

Rites of

Transition

Rites of

Incorporation

Preparation for incorporation

Live inside the camp, but outside the tent

Preparation for integration into normal Israelite society

Separation from the old

Cleansed of disease (corpse defilement)

“Scape-bird” ritual of cleansing

Shave, bath, wash clothes (repeat on day 7)

Integration into the new

Purification with blood and oil upon right side appendages

Re-index with altar

Anointed with oilSlide15
Slide16

The Tabernacle

Clean Physical World

CourtyardSpiritual WorldHoly of Holies

Liminal Zone

Altar

Holy Place

Unclean

World

Cf. Mt. Sinai

Importance of boundary maintenanceSlide17

Rites of Passage – The

Zebach Shelamim

The Legal Means to Approach YHVH

Slaughter

of the animal

Animal fully eaten

Common

Common

Elevated Holiness

Communion with God

pg 22, Sacrifice: its nature and functionsSlide18

Rites of Passage – The Calendar

Rites of Separation

Rites of Integration

Old Season/Month

New Season/Month

Liminal Period

Elevated HolinessSlide19

Rites of Passage –

Mourning for the Dead

Corpse Defilement

Enter a state of mourning

Cleansed by waters of

chatta’at

(Red Heifer)

Common

Common

State of Ritual DefilementSlide20

Other Examples

Numbers 31:12-24 -> Purification after battleThe Nazarite vowBondservant: Exodus 21:2-6The "

abbuttu lock," the marker of the slave in some Mesopotamian contexts, is imposed by means of shaving when the slave is separated for slavery; cutting the abbuttu lock frees the slave (Laws of Hammurabi, Eshnunna)ParturientPesach for a ger who wants to become native bornDeuteronomy 22 -> War brideCoronation of kingsDavid’s ascent to the throne2 Sam 12 -> David weeping for his son for 7 days. => Don’t mar your beardSlide21

Importance of Rites of Passage

“The Rites of Passage satisfy psychological needs of the individual undergoing a life crisis, as well as the needs of the community for creating and maintaining throughout its generations an agreed set of values and ways of life”

"It is dangerous to cross boundaries, since the transgression of a norm can provoke a reaction from whomever or whatever is associated with the preservation of the order, whether demons, God, nature, or society.  You must have permission to cross boundaries and also to perform the proper protocol to cross the boundaries.”Slide22
Slide23

Legal Passage of Yeshua

Yeshua,

Son of Joseph

Yeshua,

Son of God:

Messiah

Rites of

Separation

Rites of

Transition

Rites of

Incorporation

Preparation for incorporation

Led by Spirit (i.e. the Tutor) into the wilderness for 40 days

Trials/testing by

hasatan

Yeshua overcame the test that Adam failed.

Separation from the old

Mikveh

in the Jordan river

Legal Adoption by YHVH through adoption language from heaven

Integration into the new

John the Baptist dies before Yeshua starts his ministry

Anointed with oil (Mark 14)Slide24

Legal Conversion

Gentile

Pagan

Israelite

citizen

Rites of

Separation

Rites of

Transition

Rites of

Incorporation

Weekly Torah study – Acts 15:21

John 16:7, 13,

Heb

5:12, Gal 3:21-28

Trials of life, learning Holiness, preparation to be the Bride

Yeshua is the Door (liminal)

Legal adoption –

Mikveh

and confession of faith in Yeshua

Separation from idolatry – Acts 15:3, 19-21

Rom 6,

Eph

4:21, Col 3

Separation from society – John 15:19

Physical circumcision – partake in Passover

Position/role in community

At Yeshua’s return:

Renewed covenant, marriage supper

Circumcision of heart

New names, new garmentsSlide25

More from Paul

Romans 6:11-16

Galatians 4:1-6Ephesians 4:30

1 Corinthians 9:19-23Slide26

What is the Purpose of the Millennial Kingdom?Slide27

Rooted-in-Torah.com

WisdominTorah.com

HebrewRootsTeachings.com

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