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    Randy on Romans 6 - 5 years ago
    The blood of bulls and goats 'FORGAVE' sin. Not only did it forgive sin, but it cleansed the flesh from sin for A WHOLE YEAR! How much more the blood of CHRIST!!!
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    V. Turner - In Reply on Romans 6 - 5 years ago
    Correction!. The blood of bulls and goats DID NOT forgive sin. The blood covered the sins for a year, and the shedding of blood to cover sins was a precursor to Christ's shedding of blood, which forgave sins. Forgiveness is forever. The yearly ceremony of sacrifice to cover the sins of people for a year had to be repeated yearly because it did not forgive the sins of the people.
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    DrBlakeman - In Reply on Romans 6 - 4 years ago
    V Turner, thank you for that statement. It did not ring true that the blood of bulls should pay for sin. Had that been so, then Jesus would have died in vain. It would not have been necessary for Him to offer Himself a living sacrifice. The bulls were dead, Jesus Christ was offered as a living sacrifice that pleased God the Father for eternity. He remained alive until He willingly gave up the ghost to be that sacrifice. Also to be resurrected according to scripture. Amen
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