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When Blood Isn’t Enough
In Part 6 of Atonement Explained, we explore the purification offering, the life in the blood, the annual deep clean of Yom Kippur, and an important question that needs an answer: what happens when even that is not enough? This message argues that sacrificial blood truly purified sacred space, but the system had a ceiling. When moral corruption polluted the land itself, the answer was not more blood on the altar, but exile, repentance, and the mercy of God. This is a key teaching for understanding Leviticus, Hebrews, and the deeper logic behind atonement.
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What ATONEMENT Really Means
In Part 5 of Atonement Explained, we ask what “atonement” actually means in Scripture. Most people hear the word and think forgiveness, substitution, or Jesus dying in their place. But in the Torah, atonement language works very differently. This message explores kipper, ritual and moral impurity, the contamination of sacred space, and why blood functions as a purifier of the sanctuary rather than a symbol of divine violence. This is a crucial foundation for understanding sacrifice, Yom Kippur, and eventually Yeshua with greater clarity.
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What SACRIFICE Really Means
Part 3 of the series discussed what the Passover lamb was not: not a sin offering, not penal substitution, and not a payment for punishment. Now we ask the bigger question: what was sacrifice actually for? In Part 4, we step back into the Torah’s world and discover that sacrifice is far more relational, sacred, and surprising than many of us were taught. It is not simply about death. It is about drawing near, sharing covenant, restoring access, and understanding atonement on the Bible’s own terms.
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Jesus: Our Passover Lamb?
In this message, we look closely at Exodus 12 and challenge one of the most common assumptions in Christian theology. What was the Passover lamb doing? What did the blood mean? And how should this shape the way we understand Jesus, sacrifice, and atonement? This teaching explores the biblical text carefully and argues that the Passover story may not mean what many of us were taught to assume.
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The Jewish Jesus
It sounds so simple and obvious: The Jewish Jesus. But this essential truth has been lost to nearly all of his followers. Why has the Jewishness of Jesus been downplayed or even denied throughout a large part of history? Why is this one simple fact critical to our relationship with him?
