IP Sec, I see this particular scripture as describing a future event, not past events.
It doesnt matter. How a long dead culture interprets/view a metaphor is/may/may not be completely different from how you or I interprets/view it.
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IP Sec, I see this particular scripture as describing a future event, not past events.
It doesnt matter. How a long dead culture interprets/view a metaphor is/may/may not be completely different from how you or I interprets/view it.
maybe it means the wolf and the lamb will "make hay" together?......pffft....animals nowadays
Obviously it's about Dubs and apostates going to meetings together and sharing spiritual food that's about as nutritious as straw.
It could refer to different groups in society: the wolf as the leader(s), the lamb as the (innocent) people, finally, during a just reign, living together in harmony without oppression. It may be an utopian interpretation, but it makes more sense than the WT's literal, historically unjustifiable, interpretation.