OFFERINGS
Thompson Chain Reference (1934)
(1) Acceptable
(2) Burnt
(3) Drink
(4) Freewill
(5) Heave
(6) Meal
(7) Peace
(8) Sin
(9) Thank
(10) Trespass
(11) Unacceptable
(12) Wave
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To be made to God alone
Antiquity of
Declared to be most holy
Unacceptable, without gratitude
Could not make the offerer perfect
Laid up in the temple
Hezekiah prepared chambers for
Made by strangers, to be the same as by the Jews
Many offences under the law, beyond the efficacy of
DIFFERENT KINDS OF
Burnt
Sin
Trespass
Peace
Heave
Wave
Meat
Drink
Thank
Free-will
Incense
First-fruits
Tithe
Gifts
Jealousy
Personal, for redemption
REQUIRED TO BE
Perfect
The best of their kind
Offered willingly
Offered in righteous
Offered in love and charity
Brought in a clean vessel
Brought to the place appointed of God
Laid before the altar
Presented by the priest
Brought without delay
THINGS FORBIDDEN AS
The price of fornication
The price of a dog
Whatever was blemished
Whatever was imperfect
Whatever was unclean
THE JEWS OFTEN
Slow in presenting
Defrauded God of
Gave the worst they had as
Rejected in, because of sin
Abhorred, on account of the sins of the priests
Presented to idols
ILLUSTRATIVE OF
Christ's offering of himself
The conversion of the Gentiles
The conversion of the Jews
Of the tabernacle
Of the temple
All animal sacrifices must be eight days old or more
Salted
Accompanied with leaven (yeast)
Without leaven (yeast)
Eaten
Ordinance relating to the scapegoat
FIGURATIVE
A type of Christ
BURNT
Its purpose was to make an atonement for sin
Ordinances concerning
Accompanied by other offerings
Skins of, belonged to priests
Offered daily, morning and evening
Music with
Libations of wine offered with the sacrifices
Must be perfect (whole, complete)
To be eaten by priests
With meat and drink offerings
Obligatory when signified in a vow
Given to the priests’ families as part of their benefits
Consecrated by being elevated by the priest
Consisted of the right thigh or hind quarter (R. V.)
Plunder, including captives and other articles of war
When offered
In certain instances this offering was brought to the tabernacle, or temple
To be offered on taking possession of the land of Canaan
Forbidden
Abraham
Canaanites
Moabites
Israelites
The Sepharvites to idols
Offered to demons
Offered to Baal
INSUFFICIENCY OF
To be eaten in the holy place
Offered with the sacrifices
Not mixed with leaven (yeast)
Storage rooms for, in the temple reconstructed by Ezra
Provided for in the vision of Ezekiel
Laws concerning
Temporary
THANK .Ordinances concerning
To be eaten by the priests
Offered by idolaters
USELESS WHEN NOT ACCOMPANIED BY GENUINE PIETY
VOW
Belonged to the priests
To be eaten
Fuel for the temple