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- This chapter narrates a critical divine decree delivered by the Lord to Moses following the death of Aaron's sons. It articulates the intricate process of atonement, detailing the rigorous rituals that Aaron must undertake to enter the sacred Most Holy Place without perishing.
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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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This chapter narrates a critical divine decree delivered by the Lord to Moses following the death of Aaron's sons. It articulates the intricate process of atonement, detailing the rigorous rituals that Aaron must undertake to enter the sacred Most Holy Place without perishing.
- The Erroneous Theories of The Atonement
- The Explanation of The Atonement
- The Extent of The Atonement
- The Effects of The Atonement
All of the great Doctrines of the Bible have been challenged by the enemies of Historic Christianity. A distinguished University Professor wrote a book entitled, The Human Life of Jesus, in which he flatly denies what the Bible teaches about the Atonement. He writes, “I venture to suggest, in disagreement with the interpretation commonly followed, ...
In attempting an explanation of the Atonement, it is important that we know something of what motivated the death of Christ. The idea that our Lord died a helpless martyr is nowhere taught in the Bible. Those who have no understanding or appreciation of Jesus Christ’s work for us, lack understanding also on the subject of the nature and effect of s...
The provision of the Atonement for sin is for all men everywhere. The doctrine of Election has been misunderstood by some to mean that Christ died for a few elect people who had been given to Him by the Father and who were therefore chosen in eternity past to be His people. It is quite true that the Atonement, having been planned and worked out by ...
We are to look now at some of the effects of the death of our Lord Jesus Christ as it regards God, and then as it regards man.
Mar 16, 2020 · The atonement of Jesus Christ is a theme that runs throughout the entire Bible—it is at the very heart of God’s redemptive purpose for humanity. In secular usage, the word atonement refers to reparation for a wrong or injury; it is derived from Anglo-Saxon words meaning “making at one.”
- God’s instructions to Aaron concerning the offerings of the Day of Atonement begins with a reminder of the death of his two sons, as recorded in chapter 10.
- The priestly garb which Aaron was to wear on this one occasion was very different from that which he normally wore in the course of his duties.
- The ceremony of Aaron’s offering the bull for his sins and his family (especially among whom were the priests) is similar to that described in 4:3-12, but is also different.
- The ceremony of offering the bull in chapter 16 is also similar to, yet different from, the offering of the bull which was a part of the ordination of Aaron and his sons.
Apr 25, 2024 · Leviticus 16 explains the Day of Atonement when the sins of the whole nation are dealt with by a sacrifice. The word atonement is not used in the New Testament; however, the concept is there. In 1 Corinthians 15:3, Paul says that a central truth of the gospel is that Christ died “for our sins.”
Leviticus 16 highlights the profound spiritual significance of the Day of Atonement, emphasizing themes of purification, confession, and the removal of sins. The rituals underscore the holiness of God and the need for the Israelite community to maintain a right relationship with Him.
