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Questions about the offerings commanded in the bible and performed in the temple. There were several types of offerings, some fully consumed on the altar and some not. In addition to certain animals, grain and incense were offered.
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Ordinances of Divine Service
Because Yeshua's (Jesus') sacrifice became the only sacrifice that would ever more be acceptable to God (YHVH) (Heb 9:12; 10: 26), all of the animal sin sacrifices became obsolete, unnecessary, and profane … That is why there is no more need for any earthly temple, nor any animal sacrifice system, nor any ordinances governing them. They are all fulfilled in Christ. …
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How to understand these pairs of lawful & unlawful sacrifices in Isaiah 66:3?
Excerpt from Benson's Commentary on Isa. 66:3 -
"The sacrifice of the wicked is an abomination to the Lord. … He that sacrificeth a lamb as if he cut off a dog’s neck — Namely, in order to sacrifice it. …
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What was the significance of the daily decrease of the number of bulls offered during Tabern...
According to Jewish tradition, the total number of bull sacrifices were 70 (13+12+11+10+9+8+7) to represent the 70 nations of the world - beyond Israel, and to protect those nations. Sukkot is also c …
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In Genesis 22:5 why did Abraham say "We shall return" before sacrificing Isaac?
He fully expected to sacrifice Isaac, but He also trusted God's promise that through Isaac should all nations be blessed. …
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