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William B. Coker

The Solemn Assembly in Ancient Israel

March 12, 2021March 12, 2021 by William B. Coker

In ancient Israel, the solemn assembly was a special occasion solemnizing the completion of a feast, or a penitential assembly of the people under threat of national disaster. It was marked by cessation from work and fasting or prayer.

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Categories Old and New Testament Worship Tags Ancient Israel, Solemn Assembly, Solomon

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