SACRIFICE
FOR SIN
Shortly
after the fall of man, human rescue plan was unveiled by “his wife's seed"
( Gen 3.15, Gal 3.16 ).
To
enforce the plan, Christ had to die for sinners ( John 1.29, 2 Cor 5.21, 1 Pet
3.18, Rev 13.8 ).
The
Lord of the believers, the repentant sinners show their faith, SACRIFICE for
SIN, faith without works is dead
(
Heb 11.6, Jac 2.14-20 ).
Only
clean the victim without blemish, was pleasing to God. They served as the
prototype of Christ, pure and immaculate ( Gen 8.20 , Lev 4.8 ). It follows
that the law distinguishes clean animals from unclean, was known since the fall
of man ( Gen 8.20, Lev 11.1-23 ).
Initially,
the Sin offering forgiveness on a special altar ( Gen 8.20, 12.7-8 ), and after
the Israeli withdrawal from Egypt it fall on the altar with Saints-College (
Lev 4.1-7 ). A repentant sinner should be putting their hands on the sacrifice
for sin, confess your SIN ( Lev 16.21, 4.4 ) and then kill her. Then his sins
were forgiven him and he reconciles himself with God ( Lev 24.27-31 ).
In
Israel there were special offerings:
for
the sin of priesthood ( Lev 4.1-5)
for
the sin of society ( v.13-15 )
for
the sin of ( v.22-26 )
for
the sin of the people ( v. 27, 28, 32, 33 )
The
sins of priests and society were in the sanctuary through the blood of the Sin
offering, which is sprinkled before the veil ( Lev 4.3-6, 14-17 ).
The sins of the people
were in the sanctuary of priests who ate the meat of the Sin offering in the
holy place ( Lev 4.23-25, 28-30 ).
OTHER
VICTIMS
In
addition to the Sin offerings, Israel was supposed to bring back other victims,
namely:
a)
different burnt offering ( Lev 1.1-3,10,14)
b)
victim of shewbread ( Lev 2.1-2 ),
giving the cob ( Lev 2.12 ), libation of wine ( Lev 23.13 )
c)
different victims of peace ( Lev 3.1, 6.7,12 )
d)
victim service ( Lev 5.15, see Matt 5.23-24 )
The
daily sacrifice of the Lamb with the bread an offering and its drink, brought
in the morning and in the evening
(
Num 28.3-8 ).
Every
Saturday brought two lambs with an offering and its drink, bread in the morning
and in the evening ( Num 28.4, 9-10 ).
Special
sacrifices were required during the Sabbaths, annual holidays and annual
Sabbaths ( Num 28.11-31 ).
In
various cases, the Lord sent fire from heaven in approval of this ( Lev 9.24, 2
Par 7.1, Gen 4.4 ).
Aliens
and the pagans who are willing to serve the true God, had to obey the same laws
of sacrifices ( Num 15.27-31, 1 Sam 8.41-43,
Mal 1.11 ).
The
law of sacrifice was recorded in the Pentateuch.
The
act ended when Christ is the TRUE VICTIM, died on the cross:
"And
adopt a testament for many days, and in one half of the seven-years-period will
stop the sacrifice and offering"
(
Dan 9.27 ).
"He took it from
the environment and nailing it to the cross" ( Col 2.14 ).
TWO
LAWS - OF GOD AND OF MOSES
The
old testament clearly teaches that there are two laws:
"And
the whole Israel broke the YOUR LAW ... and for that had grown lazy at us curse
and an oath that is written in the law of MOSES " ( Dan 9.11 ) .
The Law Of God
The Law Of Moses
1. The 10 commandments (Ex 24.12, Rom
7.7, 1. This is the
law of the Lord, he called Moses law
Jac
2.8-12) (Dan
9.11, Josh 23.6, Luke 2.23)
2. It said voice of God
2. He was given through Moses
(Ex 20.11, Deut 4.12-13) (Nehem
9.14, 2 Sam 21.8)
3. Written by the finger of God on
stones 3.
Written in the book of Moses (Ex 24.4-7,
(Ex 31.18 Deut 10.1-5) Deut 31.9,24)
4. Saved in the Ark Ark
1
Kings 8.9 )
(Deut 31.24-26)
5. Based on relationship before existing of
sin 5. Based on
relationships established after
(1
John 2.7, Ex 20.3-17 )
( Heb 10.1-3 )
6. It shows our duties on 6. He
belonged to the correctional system
towards God and neighbor,
and says what needs to be done to man,
(Mt
22.36-40, Eccl 12.13-14, to get rid of sin and
peace with God
Jac 2.8-12)
(Lev 4.16-20)
7. It does not apply to victims and
"shadows"-
7. He refers to victim and prototypes
prototypes (Ex 17-20.3)
(Lev 7.37)
8. reconciliation over the 10
commandments 8. He
teaches by victims,
made a sprinkling of the blood from the victim as is reconciliation
for
sin above and before the Ark
14-17)
(Lev 16.2-22, Heb 9.7-20)
9. It prescribes Saturday of
9. It requires compliance with the five
God
and contains her sanctity of
annual celebrations and seven annuals
(Ex
20.8-11, Heb 4.9-10)
Saturdays (Lev 23)
10. it is not changed or abolished with
Cross 10. It was
abolished in part victims of the rites,
(Ps 110.7-8)
holidays
and the sanctuary, which replaced
other service (Col 2.14, Heb
10.1-4,
Acts 15.15-17)
11. it is written in the hearts of believers
and 11. It is
written in the hearts of believers and
must be respected (Jer 31.33, in New Testament
should not be respected
2
Cor 3.3, Rev 14.12)
(Col
12. man will be judged according to the
law 12. This law
is not going to judge anyone
well the last day (Rom 2.12, 16;
(Col 2.16)
Iac 2.8-12)
The
seventh day of the week - Saturday - not separated from the Decalogue, not abolished
and not canceled.
Only
every other sabbaths.
Read: “Patriarchs and prophets ", chapter
32," The law and covenants”.
ANNUAL
HOLIDAYS AND SABBATHS
During
the exodus were installed 3 annual holiday:
a)
Passover - 7 days from 15 to 21 of the month
Nisan ( Ex 12.10-20, 23.14-15 ; Lev 23.4-41 )
b)
Holiday of weeks, or Pentecost - through 7 weeks after Easters Sabbath, 6th of
Siwan ( Lev 23.15-21, Deut 16.16)
c)
Holiday of Harvest, or of Tabernacles - started on Tishrei 15 and ended on 22 (
Lev 23.33-43, Ex 23.16-17 )
It
was also 7 annual Sabbaths:
-
the first day of Passover (PESAH) - Nisan 15 ( Lev 23.7 )
-
last day of Easter - Nisan 21 ( Lev 23.8 )
-
Pentecost (SHAVUOT) - Siwan 6 ( Lev 23.15, 16.21 )
-
Feast of trumpets (Rosh Hashanah) - Tishrei 1 ( Lev 23.23-25 )
-
the day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) - Tishrei 10 ( Lev 23.27-32 )
-
first day of Tabernacles (SUKKOT) - Tishrei 15 ( Lev 23.39 )
-
last day of Tabernacles - Tishrei 22( Lev 23.39 )
Here
is the first month of the year is Nisan, Sivan - third and Tishrei - seventh.
This is lunar months. 12 months in a year and about once every 3 years is the
thirteenth - ADAR BET following the Adar.
These
days were meant for festive gatherings and offerings to the Lord ( Lev 23.36-37
).
They
ended with the Ministry in the earthly sanctuary after the crucifixion of
Christ ( Dan 9.27, Col 2.14-17 ).
SEVENTH DAY - SATURDAY
TO WAIVED HOLIDAYS HAS NOTHING! ( Lev
23.36-37 ).
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