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Barnabas says the good Master revealed the pattern of suffering beforehand so the people would know to whom thanksgiving belongs.
2
He interprets the Day of Covering imagery through Yahushua.
3
He says the Son, future Judge of living and dead, suffered so that the wound might bring life.
4
He connects vinegar and gall at the execution with the fast-day ritual.
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He interprets the two goats as a double figure: one offered and one sent away under curse.
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The sent goat is abused, marked with scarlet wool, and driven into the wilderness.
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He reads the scarlet crown and rejection as a type of Yahushua mocked and later recognized.
8
The likeness of the goats, in his interpretation, explains recognition of the same one who was rejected.
9
He interprets the scarlet wool placed among thorns as a sign that those seeking the Kingdom must hold fast through affliction.