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- The Atonement is the sacrifice Jesus Christ made to help us overcome sin, adversity, and death. Jesus’s atoning sacrifice took place in the Garden of Gethsemane and on the cross at Calvary. He paid the price for our sins, took upon Himself death, and was resurrected.
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On the Day of Atonement, the high priest was humble (Leviticus 16:4), he was spotless (Leviticus 16:11), and he was alone (Leviticus 16:11-14), and he emerged victorious. Each of these aspects was perfectly fulfilled by Jesus Messiah in accomplishing the ultimate work of atonement.
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The stated goal of his systematic theology is to artic-ulate the consensual teaching of Christianity, bridging the divide between Eastern and Western Christianity, between Orthodox, Roman Catholics, and Protestants.1 To do so, he goes ad fontes as the foundation for his work—the Scriptures as interpreted in the first five centuries of Christian-...
Apr 1, 2023 · Get a quick overview of Leviticus 16, including its themes and key events. This article provides a short summary of Leviticus chapter sixteen, covering the laws and commands God gave to the Israelite nation.
Jul 3, 2019 · Atonement as it took place in the old covenant, as described in the Hebrew scriptures, represents a partial and preliminary revelation of the glory of Christ which comes to its fullness in his death on the cross.
- Introduction
- Relationship of Chapter 16 to The Preceding Chapters
- The Structure of Leviticus 1668
- Background of The Day of Atonement
- The People’s Role in The Day of Atonement
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There is a very logical development of the argument of the Book of Leviticus evident in the first 16 chapters. Chronologically chapter 16 should follow directly after chapter 10, for the first verse of chapter 16 informs us that God gave the instructions of chapter 16 to Moses “after the death of the two sons of Aaron,” which, as we know, is record...
The chapter is not strictly chronological in its organization. Verses 6-10 serve as a preliminary summary of the offering of the bull and the two goats, but this is then taken up in greater detail in verses 11-22.69
The first reference to the Day of Atonement comes in the Book of Exodus, chapter 30. The first nine verses detail the plans for the Altar of Incense. There is then a special word of warning, followed by a brief reference to the Day of Atonement: “You shall not offer any strange incense on this altar, or burnt offering or meal offering; and you shal...
The people were not to be passive in the Day of Atonement, although they (and those dwelling in their midst) were to observe a Sabbath rest. They were commanded to remember this ordinance as a permanent statute, by “humbling their souls” (v. 29).
Leviticus 16 details the solemn rituals of the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur), a central observance in Israelite religion. Explore the chapter's profound significance in atonement and reconciliation with God.
Atonement reconciles us to God by means of a sacrifice in our place. That is why the Day of Atonement has been called “The Good Friday of the Old Testament”. And here is the clue to what we can learn from Leviticus about the Lord Jesus Christ. 1. Jesus is our High Priest.
