Sermon Tone Analysis
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Atonement for sins in the OT was through the shedding of blood
Kinds of sin offering in the OT
The sin offering was for unintentional sins
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The guilt offering was for unintentional sins, where restitution was required
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The annual Day of Atonement cleansed the nation of sin
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The priests made atonement on occasions of deliberate national sin
Aaron stops the plague after Korah’s sin; Phinehas stops the plague after Moab caused Israel to sin.
Sacrifices of atonement needed to be accompanied by repentance and a willingness to obey
Worshippers recognised the need for repentance and obedience
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The prophets declared the need for obedience
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The prophets warned of judgment to bring people to repentance
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The death of Jesus Christ brings forgiveness for sin
Jesus Christ died on behalf of sinful humanity
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The early church proclaimed that Christ died for the sins of others
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Jesus Christ bore sin on the cross
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Jesus Christ has redeemed people by taking their place
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Jesus Christ’s death is sacrificial
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The shedding of Jesus Christ’s blood brings forgiveness
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