SACRIFICES
Thompson Chain Reference (1934)
(1) Examples of
(2) Insufficient to Secure Salvation
(3) Human Beings Offered as
(4) Of Praise
(5) Of Righteousness
Torrey's New Topical Textbook
Divine institution of
To be offered to God alone
When offered to God, an acknowledgement of his being the supreme God
Always offered upon altars
The offering of, an acknowledgment of sin
Required to be perfect and without blemish
Generally the best of their kind
To be brought to the place appointed by God
Were bound to the horns of the altar
Were salted with salt
Often consumed by fire from heaven
When bloody, accompanied with meat and drink offering
No leaven offered with, except for
Fat of, not to remain until morning
Were typical of Christ's sacrifice
Were accepted when offered in sincerity and faith
Imparted a legal purification
Could not take away sin
Without obedience, worthless
The covenants of God confirmed by
Offered to false gods, are offered to devils
On great occasions, very numerous
For public use often provided by the state
CONSISTED OF
Clean animals or bloody sacrifices
The fruits of the earth or sacrifices without blood
WERE OFFERED
From the earliest age
By the patriarchs
After the departure of Israel from Egypt
Under the Mosaic age
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Yearly
At all the feasts
For the whole nation
For individuals
In faith of a coming Saviour
DIFFERENT KINDS OF
Burnt offering wholly consumed by fire
Sin offering for sins of ignorance
Trespass offering for intentional sins
Peace offering
THE PRIESTS
Appointed to offer
Had a portion of, and lived by
THE JEWS
Condemned for not treating with respect
Condemned for bringing defective and blemished
Condemned for not offering
Unaccepted in, on account of sin
Condemned for offering, to idols
ILLUSTRATIVE OF
Prayer
Thanksgiving
Devotedness
Benevolence
Righteousness
A broken spirit
Martyrdom
FIGURATIVE
Of self-denial
Of praise
“;Calves of the lips” signifying praise