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Adventistische Schriften über: "It's about the daily burnt offering. In the Book of Moses it says that the people come before the tabernacle in the morning and evening to present offerings. A burnt offering is presented. In Moses 3:9 it states that a sin offering must be presented first. In my opinion the sin offering must also be offered daily. The scriptures also show this, but there are interpreters who say that this was not required daily. I also refer to the burnt offering, which expresses that one wants to surrender completely to Jesus. However, a sin offering is needed first, for oneself and the altar"
Answer
The Daily Consecration and Atonement
»Every morning and evening a one-year-old lamb was burned on the altar, together with the corresponding meal offering, which symbolized the daily consecration of the nation to Jehovah and its constant dependence on the atoning blood of Christ.«
»Before they entered God's presence through the priest's service, they were to devote themselves to a serious heart examination and confession of sin. [...] He [God] looks with great pleasure upon those who love Him and bow morning and evening to seek forgiveness for sins committed.«
»The morning and evening lamb was offered as a whole burnt offering for the entire congregation and displayed their desire to lay aside sin and consecrate themselves to the Lord, so that their prayers could rise from the altar with fragrant incense.«
»The meal offering typified the complete dedication of all that we have and are to the Lord. This offering was always presented together with an animal sacrifice, which shows the connection between the forgiveness of sin and consecration to the Lord. Only after an individual's sins are forgiven does he lay everything on the altar to be consumed in God's service.«
»It was necessary for the priests of the house of Levi to bring daily sacrifices that included all the various gifts brought by those who had transgressed.«
»These preparatory sacrifices [...] were of exactly the same nature. They were not offered by individuals, but, like the daily morning and evening offerings, were presented for the benefit of the whole people. We do not deny, but on the contrary fully affirm that these sacrifices implied grace and the forgiveness of sins for the people.«
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