This is what the book of Deuteronomy has to say about the oppressive, burdensome sacrificial system:
ch12 - You shall eat your sacrifices before YHWH your God and rejoice before him.
ch14 - You shall eat there before YHWH your God and rejoice.
ch16 - You shall rejoice before YHWH your God.
ch26 - You shall rejoice in all the good that YHWH your God has given to you and to your house.
ch27 - You shall rejoice before YHWH your God.
I don't know how anyone survived it.
Rhy Bezuidenhout
You hit it right on the head (or is that nerve for some people ?).
As a modern-Christian I didn't understand that many of the sacrifices were joyous as it was for thanksgiving as well. The entire animal wasn't burnt up or given to the Levites each time. That was only for certain sacrifices.
This and many other verses now confirms to me that certain sacrifices should still be undertaken and will be continued on the new earth.
I believe we all agree that Yeshua paid the final sacrifice as the ultimate sacrifice for the forgivenes of our sin, but was He also the last:
burnt offering
grain offering
peace offering
Why would the daily sacrifices commence in the New Jerusalem if there is no need for it (and if there is no death; at least for animals... ?)?
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