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CelticRebel
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Pouring life into lifelessness, value into void. The sacrifices were offerings of life. To fill up the gap of unrighteousness, although they only prefigured this.
There is nothing substitutionary about these sacrifices as far as I can tell. It's something we tend to read back into the text.
Thank you for your answer.
I have a problem with the teaching that god required these sacrifices. The OT prophets said He didn't. But that's another can of worms, so to speak, that i probably shouldn't open. That and my views on hell and the atonement got me booted off a fundie Baptist forum.
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