Sacrifices in the Old and New Testament

Apart from flour, oil, and drink offerings, and apart from personal offerings and annual feasts, the ancient Israelites had to offer sixty-seven lambs, two male bulls, one ram, and one male goat in every ordinary month.

Why did God require animal sacrifices in the Old Testament?

Sacrifice in the Old Testament by G. Buchanan Gray - Biblical Studies

Why Would Lehi Offer Sacrifices Outside of Jerusalem? « Meridian Magazine

The Sacrificial System

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Where in the Scriptures does it say that God told Cain and Abel to bring a blood sacrifice? – The GoodSeed Blog

The Lamb's Supper, Lesson 3.2 – St. Paul Center

Sacrifices and offerings in the Bible and ancient Near East (Leviticus 1)

Was the Passover sacrifice an atoning sacrifice? – Targuman

Tom Wright On Old Testament Sacrifices And Penal Substitutionary Atonement

Old Testament-New Testament - The Portal to Texas History

Christ in Leviticus, the Offerings - Making Him Known