Dateline Jerusalem - #7 Sacrifices for Sin

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EPISODE #7 - Sacrifices for Sin
According to the Law of Moses, God established the sacrificial system as a means to atone for sin, requiring the shedding of animal blood. Sin carries the penalty of death, and without a sacrificial death, it is impossible for a person tainted by sin to approach our holy God. The sacrificial practices in the Temple served as a foreshadowing of Jesus' ultimate substitutionary atonement. The nature of future sacrifices in the Temple during Jesus' rule will serve as symbolic reminders rather than serving a direct atoning purpose.

SERIES - Dateline Jerusalem: The Coming Temple
The Lord's divine plan revolved around a specific people, a place, and a promise. The descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob were granted a homeland and later established a sacred sanctuary in Jerusalem. Despite facing challenges throughout history, the Lord remained faithful and fulfilled His promise by restoring the Jewish people and the nation of Israel in the twentieth century. In this enlightening eight-part series presented by Dr. Jeffrey Seif and Mark Hitchcock featuring the Bearded Bible Brothers with David and Kirsten Hart, we shine a spotlight on the growing movement among religious Jewish people who are actively preparing to reconstruct the Temple and reinstate the sacrificial system for the worship of the God of Israel. This remarkable fulfillment of end-time prophecies is unfolding before our eyes in the very city that the Lord chose as His dwelling place.

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