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    Andrew Bonar: The Offering Was Made Sin

    Aaron now took up the people's offering. Here the most striking expression occurs of any that we have yet met with in regard to atonement. "He offered it for sin" might be rendered, "He sinned it," or "He made it sin" (וַֽיְחַטְּאֵ֖הוּ). So, in chap. 6:26. The sense of "offering for sin," is...
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    Drinking the Blood

    Under the Mosaic Covenant it was forbidden to drink any blood. A sacrificer could not drink the offering's blood, nor a Levite, nor a Priest, nor the High Priest himself. The blood was sprinkled on the altar, and on people, and applied to their ears, thumbs and toes, but never did anyone drink...
  3. erickinho1bra

    Is John MacArthur a Nestorian?

    Hi yall, What do you guys think about this video from RedeemedZoomer? He's not the only one I've seen accuse MacArthur of being Nestorian but he may be the latest. Do you think Nestorianism is heretical? I know MacArthur affirms the hypostatic union but apparently so did Nestorious. Do you...
  4. Travis Fentiman

    May we eat blood?

    According to Scripture, may Christians eat or drink blood and strangled animals? Gen. 9 prohibited it, as well as the apostolic council of Jerusalem in Acts 15. Yet the nearly universal answer of the Reformed Church during the Reformation and Puritan eras was 'Yes'. Find out the plethora of...
  5. Matthew1034

    The Falsehood of Blood Atonement

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGEDVTDf2tk I happened upon a man's video series on YouTube. The series is his defense against the theme of blood atonement in the old and new covenants. Here is the link to the comments page. His appeal is that Jesus' message is contradictory to the "blood...
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