bible 14 and 15 tcs
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- a bull, ram, or male bird with no defects was offered voluntarily for unintentional sin or as an expression of love for the Lord.
- burnt offering
- fine flour, olive oil, and incense were offered voluntarily to thank God for his goodness.
- grain offering
- bread or a perfect animal from a flock or herd was offered as an act of thanksgiving and peace with God.
- Fellowship Offering
- A perfect ram of the proper value was required as payment for unintentional sin; a 20 percent fine was also payed
- Guilt Offering
- a young bull for the high priest and people, a male goat for the leader, a dove or pigeon for the poor, or a small amount of flour from the very poor was required for unintentional sins, confession and forgiveness of sin, or cleansing from defilement.
- Sin offering
- how many goats were part of this day?
- 2
- which animal made atonement for aaron?
- bull
- the blood of the animal was sprinkled on the
- atonement cover (mercy seat)
- which animal was slaughtered for the sins of the people?
- goat
- what happened to the scapegoat?
- he was lead into the dessert.
- The Israelites remembered how God delivered them from slavery in Egypt.
- Passover
- held 50 days after Passover, this feast marked the beginning of the barley harvest.
- Feast of Weeks
- Israel presented itself before the Lord to ask his favor in the new year.
- Feast of Trumpets
- Fields and Israel rested on this seventh year.
- Sabbath Year
- this feast right after passover reminded Israel of their hasty deliverance from Egypt.
- Feast of Unleavened Bread