Class | WITHOUT BLEMISH: Sacrifices & Offerings of the Law of Moses
This is a 6 part Bible Class series on sacrifices and offerings under the Law of Moses.
What is the difference between the offerings? What is a "sweet smelling savor?" Why do some offerings use blood, while others do not? What were these offerings intended to do for those offering? What relevance does any of this have for contemporary Bible believers?
Join me in exploring many facets of this topic of sacrifice- a Divine masterclass and object lesson that prophetically points to Christ, and still teaches meaningful lessons for all who wish to develop a relationship with the Almighty.
Class 1: Overview of Offerings. Slide PDF DOWNLOAD:
In our opening class, we examine the concept of Biblical sacrificial offerings under the Law of Moses. What animals were offered? Why? What can we learn about the means by which they were offered on the Altar of Burnt Offering?
Class 2: The Burnt Offering. Slide PDF DOWNLOAD
In this class, we discuss what a "sweet-smelling savor" might mean and discuss the interconnected nature of the offerings made under the Law. We then explore the nature of the Burnt Offering and examine its great symbolic importance for believers.
Class 3: The Grain & Drink Offerings . Slide PDF DOWNLOAD
Class 3 first asks whether Cain's offering in Genesis 4 could have ever been accepted since it was vegetable, not a blood offering. We then examine the ideas encapsulated in the Grain and Drink Offerings regarding both the Messiah and those believing on him.
Class 4: The Peace Offering. Slide PDF DOWNLOAD
Our class on the Peace Offering answers a question posed about I Samuel 6 in Class 1 of this series. We also explore the meaning of Wave and Heave Offerings, and look at the fascinating details regarding the particulars of the ordinances required for the occasions of this offering.
Class 5: The Sin and Trespass Offerings. Slide PDF DOWNLOAD
What are we to make of the two offerings that do NOT rise as a "sweet-smelling savor?" Here we explore the interesting diversity of Sin Offerings and ask why they are so different. We also review the necessity of a Trespass Offering and why it's required even when it doesn't seem to be needed.