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relating to or occurring in the Spring. Fresh or new like the Spring also. Equinox either of the

two points on the celestial equator intersects the ecliptic. 2 Either of the two times each year

(as about March 21 and Sept 23) when the Sun crosses the equator and day and night are

everywhere on the earth of approximately equal length. Either of the two moments in the year

when the Sun is exactly above the equator and day and night are of equal length; also, either

of the two points in the sky where the ecliptic ( the sun's annual pathway) and the celestial

equator intersect. The vernal equinox, marking the beginning of Spring in the Northern

Hemisphere, occurs about March 21, when the Sun moves North across. Resurrection rising

again from the dead that of Christ. Dominus n. Latin God, the Lord. Dominus Vobiscum.

Latin "the Lord be with you". It's Latin, of course, but certainly not something Caesar or

Cicero ever said. It means " GOD be with you (plural)" and was said a lot as Christianity

began to dominate the Latin speaking world, and continued to be said through the middle

Ages among the clergy. Who like all literate people of the day knew Latin. "Ephah" the same

as 05890­ Lengthen of days, Spring, Easter, Moon overshadowing Sun, are all typology's of

the flesh over shadowing or masking God. When you study the word darkness it touches on

God being hidden by darkness, Pharaoh being smitten in darkness. God is "genius" there is

none like him; he made us his shield and covering an illusion of a big reality. He is doing

everything and he is behind all things performing his will, Where the spirit of the Lord is there

is liberty. Dominus the Lord be with you! The phrase breaks down like this " Dominus"

means "God", and is not capitalized in Latin because capitalization was just not done in

Latin, except in modern versions of texts which are adjusted to accommodate the tastes of

modern readers! ' Vobiscum" is a bit more complex. It's a combination of "vobis" the dative

(indirect object) form of "vos". Which is the plural form of "you" in Latin, and bis which means

with. As in many languages, words often combine automatically so cum joins "vobis" to form

"vobiscum" whenever they are used together. The same happens with "mecum" and

"tecum" (with me and with you (sing) respectively) In closing let's all celebrate the union of

The Book of Wisdomour Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, who visibly painted a picture of what God truly wanted and
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