Thats what it is. This can be confirmed via dictionaries. It was shortly after 1611 i think that we start to see a decline in the use of "unicorn" as the one horned rhinoceros and the emergence of the Irish mythological creature we all know as a horned horse. Greeks Pegasus has wings and sometimes depicted with a horn too...... What we know today as as a rhinoceros is actually known as and represented in the older dictionaries as " bicorn" cause it has two horns. First time ive ever heard of an antelope being called a "unicorn"..... 🤔

Ice-cream is coool.

@@senatorjosephmccarthy2720 brother your words are ok but they are not helping in anything. And the reason why is that it's been the only explanation that's been given since I can remember time that tries to answer why Saturday (Saturn's day) is to be kept. Because it's a 7th day that's never been changed. Well we know (some) that the Julian calendar was a 8 day calendar not a 7 day and the Gregorian calendar is a 7 day so what did they do when transitioning to the Gregorian? Doesn't records show they got rid of 10 days? What happened to those who had upcoming birthdays and events like a 7th day? Also in the times of Yeshua the Israelites didn't use the Roman Julian calendar for their Shabbats (7th day) but the biblical calendar. And that is the one that Had Never Changed. Untill that is Hillel ii. So what happened then? The days did go out of sync and especially since they changed over to the Gregorian calendar Saturday which isn't the same as the 7th day Shabbat on a biblical calendar. So we lost our 7th day even if we celebrate on a pagan Saturday Sabbath. For this reason I ask : why don't we return to the biblical calendar to establish our 7th day Shabbat. But brother, if you have historical evidence that can be proven along with Scriptural Evidence that the Gregorian calendar is without error then I'd greatly appreciate.

In Génesis the word seasons Is mistrandlated. The sun and the moon aré signals for the moedim appointed times. The day of rest Is with the moons fases. That means It was full moon on the 14 of Abib when passover happened , It was full moon when Yeshúa was crucified, thats exactly when you can graft a branch in a tree, meaning Yeshúa grafted the gentiles in Israel on full moon .

@@IsmaelZaldivar-yq2fu thank you👍 I'm just beginning to look into this and for this reason I placed my question here in the hopes that brother Nehemia would answer. I would really appreciate it if he or his team would give it more importance to answering valid questions seeing that he is very studious in this matter. How can we truly obey Yehovah if we don't know right from wrong with a certainty based upon Scriptures? !

Shabbat and the calendar are not connected. The calendar is based on the solar and lunar cycles (through barley crop and lunar observation in the Biblical standard). Shabbat is merely an independent, repeating 7-day cycle stretching back into history. Jewish, Christian and Muslim traditions all agree on which day of the week is the 7th, and there's no evidence that the Jewish practice of observing Shabbat ever stopped at least going back to the 2nd temple period. Therefore, there's no reason to think that the count weekly cycle has been tampered with. It does not require any elements that cannot be observed in diaspora or even in total isolation, unlike the calendar. Christian and Muslim traditions merely shifted prominence to the 1st or 6th days rather than the 7th.

@@SepticFuddy if shabbat and the calendar are not connected then why do you insist on using a calendar to observe a 7th day which is based on a pagan calendar? Where do you get your evidence and proof that what you say is correct without a doubt? which are your sources? Biblical or historical

The days of the week have been unbroken since the time of Adam, the sabbaths that are associated with the feasts coincide with the biblical calandar, and don’t always fall on the weekly sabbath, there are some things that Yehovah has kept known from the time of creation, and every nation all agree that the week days when numbered have been unbroken.