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Studying the offerings and sacrifices in Scripture is a wonderful and rewarding exercise, but it is not always easy. In one respect, the subject is simple, and yet there are numerous factors contributing to its complexity. Such a study explores the most basic building blocks of life, whilst also considering more intricate nuances regarding faith.
Here's a chart that seeks to clarify what the sacrifices in the Book of Leviticus meant and how they were used in the life of the Children of Israel. (Also you can access the podcasts on these chapters by clicking on the passage that's listed with the title of each offering). You can download this chart as a pdf here.
The Levitical Sacrifices & Offerings of the Sinai Covenant • Historical Charts • Pentateuch Charts. Ezekiel's prophecy of the Prince-Messiah of Israel: "He must provide the sacrifice for sin, the oblation, the burnt offerings and the communion sacrifices to make expiation for the House of Israel."
The Five Offerings. In the first seven chapters of Leviticus, Moses records the instructions that God gave him, for the five types of offerings; what they were to be and how to present them to the Lord. In Leviticus 7:37 it summarizes these offerings.
sacrifices as they really originated, or only as a later generation pictured them? The first part of this study will be concerned with showing some reasons for holding that the Hebrew sacrificial system rightly claimed the authority of God, and that the Old Testament gives a convincing account of its history.
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the Bible to describe the act of sacrifice. The first has to do with something given or offered to God, and is used particular with regard to bloodless of-ferings. Examples are the use of the word “gift” in Gen. 33:13–21; 43:11, etc.; the word “tribute” in 2 Sam. 8:2,6; 1 Kings 5:1 and 2 Kings 17:4; and the
