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Burnt.
Lev.1; 6:8-13
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Meat
(Meal).
Lev.
2; 6:14-18
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Peace.
Lev.3;
7:11-21
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Sin.
Lev.4; 6:24-30
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Trespass.
Lev.5 -6:1;7:1-10
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voluntary
offerings
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compulsory
offerings
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Nature
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According to
possession
(Cattle, sheep, fowls; from rich to poor)
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According to property.
Flour is raw ( no pans to cook)
cakes are cooked (pan)
roasted grain is preserved by fire (oven)
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Common to all
Bullock, lamb, or goat; no birds.
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According
to position .
Priest/congregation = bullock
Ruler = male kid
Commoner = female kid
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According
to practice
see notes
below
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Offerer's
work
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Identification with the
sacrifice
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Bring to priest with no
leaven or
honey; with
salt.
Mtt.16:11-12;
Prov.25:27; Num.18:19; Col.4:6
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Slay the offering, lay hands
on it
, take the
fat out.
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The
people lay hands on the sacrifice for
identification and kills it
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Confession
of the guilty thing and restitution.
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Priest's
work
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Sprinkling the blood;
flaying,
dividing, washing
and burning of sacrifice.
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Offer a handful.
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Wave breast and
shoulder. Blood
sprinkled and fat
burnt.
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Priest/congregation =
blood
sprinkled at vail and incense and offering altars
Ruler /Commoner =
blood on
horns of altar and poured
out.
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Sprinkling
of blood for the different
trespass offerings.
1st bird= blood sprinkled
2nd bird = burnt offering
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God's
portion
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All that was burnt
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The handful as a memorial
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Fat and inwards
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The
whole
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All
that was burnt
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Priest's
portion
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The skin
Lev. 7:8; I
Cor.9:13-14
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The remainder
Lev.
7:9-10
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Breast and shoulder
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Share
of the sheep but NEVER the goat
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The
remainder
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Offerer's
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Nothing
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Nothing
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The remainder
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Nothing
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Nothing
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Antitype
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Eph.
5:2
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Jn.
12:24
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Lk.2:14;
Rom.5:1;
Col. 1:20
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Rom.8: II Cor5:21
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Isa.53:8; Col.2: 13-14
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Symbolism
of life
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Rom.12:1;
I Cor.6:20
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Consecration of gifts/service
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II
Cor. 5:19
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Rom. 5:11
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restoration
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Notes
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1. for
trespass offering:
- For concealment of truth under oath
- Defilement
- Vows
- Dishonesty
- Ignorance
- In trust eg. II Kg. 6:5
- In partnership
- In violence
- Deception
- Keepings things found.
return
2 With the meal offering the gift had to be worthy of the
person
to whom it was given.
3. The differences between sin and trespass offering can be seen by
considering two examples:
- With the trespass offering, restitution had to
be
made.
- With the trespass offering, there were TWO
offerings, a sin AND a
burnt offering.
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