mckaywiii
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Did the Jewish people sacrifice a lamb daily or just once a year for their sin?
Another short answer. Yes to BOTH.
Exodus 29
38 "This is what you are to offer on the altar regularly each day: two lambs a year old. 39 Offer one in the morning and the other at twilight.
and besides Leviticus 1-7 see also Lev16 Oh, and there's more. SIN IS BIG!
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Also radicalness is displayed in the idea of "sins of the world" since "salvation of the Gentiles was relatively foreign to the Jewish pursuit of religion.
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Hi all
I'm happy to be studying this Bilbe study and having an opportunity to learn not only from Pastor Ralph, but from you all as well. Joining you from Portland, OR.
Peace and Grace
McKay
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In defference to the many and several wonderful posts offered (thanks all)
I'm going to suggest that "taking away the sins" is a key to sacrifice.
It is fundamental to the Jewish context that a blood sacrifice was offered to God and that sins were taken away.
Radical was the idea of a one time sin offering.
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Hi all. My name is McKay. I'm joining you from Portland, OR.
I began this study during the Easter season...got sidetracked!
Now i'm ready to finish. Happy to begin to know you all.
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Hi all. I'm pleased to join with you in this study of God's Names and Titles.
I look forward to our supporting and praying for one another.
I am from Portland, OR.
McKay
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Hi Pastor Ralph and all.
I'm McKay from Portland, OR.
This is my second study with Ralph and I look forward to it.
Bless all
McKay
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Hi all.
I'm McKay from Portland, OR.
I a bit late but will be working to get invloved.
God bless you one and all.
Q2. Anger, Caprice, and Justice
in #1. The Lamb of God (John 1:29)
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Response to sin by whom is a good point. That clever Ralph often makes us THINK, huhb?
Anger by God because he is Holy. By us, as we are to have the mind of Christ, and thus are of the family of God and thus should find sin repugnant.
It takes time, but thanks to ALL who posted. The forum is an education apart from and yet part of the particular study!!!
Even before I got to Julie's post I thought and experienced this as a kind of "assembling together"
Capricious anger arises more from our personal emotions and is not connected to necessarily to
holiness or justice.
Thanks again ALL