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06: The Day of Atonement – Teaching Plan — 3 Comments

  1. The scape goat represented transfer of peoples' sins to the father of sin-satan so that he-satan can know the results of his lies.
    I have read this lesson and thank God for this substituionary plan of salvation. But one difficult term is meaning of atonement. However,be blessed.

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      My understanding of the word Atonement is at-one-ment. The sins which have been committed and also sacrificed for and the blood would be sprinkled on linen between holy place and most holy place so on this day all the sins would cleansed at once

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  2. I think now in this present time we have the possibility day by day to come before our Lord to request forgiviness and claim for clearness, because the resurrection of our Lord Jesus let us access to the Most Holy place, it is open for us day by day and Jesus our Great Priest is offering to His believers to be cleaned by His mercy and grace.
    We must claim for cleaning due we are sinners and the spots of sin are permanent in our live, due our nature, and our Lord wants to clean us and deliver us from the sin including the spot that the sin left in our soul, how amazing is this true that the sin left tracks in our soul that only can be eraser by His grace, and His blood is offered for our sins , oh Lord how great You Are! Thank You for give us the understanding for what is necessary to be clean, thank You so much!

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