Zone1 *Sacrifice's Of Animals Again On The Jewish Mount!*

[irosie91]

It says the sins of the Jews are transferred to the scapegoat.

right----in that once per year SYMBOLIC CEREMONY.
did you get washed of your sins as an infant when the priest spilled holy water on your head?

 

[surada]

right----in that once per year SYMBOLIC CEREMONY.
did you get washed of your sins as an infant when the priest spilled holy water on your head?

It talk about the Day of Atonement in Leviticus.

What is Azazel / the scapegoat in the Bible?

What is Azazel / the scapegoat in the Bible? What is the meaning of the scapegoat / Azazel in Leviticus 16? How does the scapegoat foreshadow Jesus?

www.compellingtruth.org

 

[irosie91]

It talk about the Day of Atonement in Leviticus.

What is Azazel / the scapegoat in the Bible?

What is Azazel / the scapegoat in the Bible? What is the meaning of the scapegoat / Azazel in Leviticus 16? How does the scapegoat foreshadow Jesus?

www.compellingtruth.org

SO? ----a throw back idea like the easter egg

 

[surada]

SO? ----a throw back idea like the easter egg

Easter egg are a nice symbol of a new beginning .. what is the symbol in Leviticus?

 

[BreezeWood]

oh

oh, ho ...

paterfamilias, jewish hegemony disguised as a religion. as spoken "from the heavens" to moses - the liar.

 

[irosie91]

Easter egg are a nice symbol of a new beginning .. what is the symbol in Leviticus?

"THE" symbol ???? many many symbols--- what is the "symbol" in the easter ham-----murdering pigs?-------a throw back to the crucifixions of tens of thousands by orgiastic romans? A remembrance of those fancy HUMAN LION LUNCHES cheered on by the "vestal virgins" ?

 

[surada]

"THE" symbol ???? many many symbols--- what is the "symbol" in the easter ham-----murdering pigs?

It's simply a feast. There's no religious connection.

 

[irosie91]

It's simply a feast. There's no religious connection.

It's linked to easter every year-----that and lamb----
pig or lamb-----take your choice in celebration of the
crucifixion of yet another jew by SAINT PILATE

 

[irosie91]

It's simply a feast. There's no religious connection.

got that folks?--according to the E-PISS-CO-PAIL-
-----Easter and its customs have no religious
connection

 

[irosie91]

An inner room of a man made temple makes no sense. Deuteronomy 31:29;

"For I know that after my death you utterly corrupt yourselves and turn aside from the way that I taught you to follow [the law] . And in the days to come evil will befall you, because you will do what is evil in the sight of the LORD, provoking him to anger through the work of your hands.”

A Temple is the work of human hands.

right---there were churches all over the town of
my childhood

 

[surada]

got that folks?--according to the E-PISS-CO-PAIL-
-----Easter and its customs have no religious
connection

No, stupid. The ham is just a feast. It has no religious significance. It's not a blood sacrifice for sin.

 

[surada]

It's linked to easter every year-----that and lamb----
pig or lamb-----take your choice in celebration of the
crucifixion of yet another jew by SAINT PILATE

You asked about ham. A Lamb or Turkey or Ham is not ritual sacrifice.. it's just food.

 

[Desperado]

Sorry bout that,

1. And I support whatever the Jews do.
2. Rake off that crap ontop the Jewish Mount and rebuild The Temple.
3. Whats needed now, is a happy accident.
4. A ground leveling accident.
5. GO JEWS!!!!!
6. Palestinians threaten violence on Jewish ‘provocations’ on Temple Mount

Sample:
"Leaders of several Palestinian factions in the Gaza Strip have called on Palestinians to converge on al-Aqsa Mosque compound (Temple Mount) on Friday to protect it against “provocations by Zionist criminals.”

7. Bring it, let the Jews mow you down if you come.

Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

The typical moron thinking Jews can do no wrong.
The clown even supports animal sacrifices.

 

[irosie91]

No, stupid. The ham is just a feast. It has no religious significance. It's not a blood sacrifice for sin.

the pig did not bleed when they went after his
"HAM"? From whence did you derive the term
"blood sacrifice" ---or "blood sacrifice for sin"?
can you tell me how to say it in hebrew or aramaic?

 

[surada]

the pig did not bleed when they went after his
"HAM"? From whence did you derive the term
"blood sacrifice" ---or "blood sacrifice for sin"?
can you tell me how to say it in hebrew or aramaic?

Did Jews slaughter animals in the temple for burnt offerings?

 

[irosie91]

You asked about ham. A Lamb or Turkey or Ham is not ritual sacrifice.. it's just food.

right----OTHER THAN the once per year event of
L'azazel during which time a goat is sent into the
wilderness and another animal ?goat/lamb is
killed the animal sacrifices ---aka butcherings --
serve as food for the priests and levites----a donation from the people who owned
FAMILY LAND to
the landless priests and levites. Its a kinda
phenomenon of an agricultural society.
Did you read any SOCIOLOGY during your
marvelous episcopalian education?

 

[surada]

right----OTHER THAN the once per year event of
L'azazel during which time a goat is sent into the
wilderness and another animal ?goat/lamb is
killed the animal sacrifices ---aka butcherings --
serve as food for the priests and levites----a donation from the people who owned
FAMILY LAND to
the landless priests and levites. Its a kinda
phenomenon of an agricultural society.
Did you read any SOCIOLOGY during your
marvelous episcopalian education?

Must have been a lot of Levites using those burnt offerings. Why did Abraham prepare to sacrifice Isaac? Not to feed the Levites.

 

[irosie91]

Did Jews slaughter animals in the temple for burnt offerings?

you are very mixed up because of syntax. If
you replace the term "sacrifice" with "butchering"
and the term "burnt offering" with "COOKED"
you would have a far better grasp of what was going on. Yes---the animals butchered in the temple were butchered in the kosher way and eaten
(with washed hands) The singular once per
year event of the animal cast out L'azazel and its
partner killed are not eaten. The Temple was
a complex of many rooms-----the monks and
nuns also EAT in monasteries. The landless priests
and levites also ate. Events involving
death and loss of blood are ritualized in Judaism

 

[surada]

you are very mixed up because of syntax. If
you replace the term "sacrifice" with "butchering"
and the term "burnt offering" with "COOKED"
you would have a far better grasp of what was going on. Yes---the animals butchered in the temple were butchered in the kosher way and eaten
(with washed hands) The singular once per
year event of the animal cast out L'azazel and its
partner killed are not eaten. The Temple was
a complex of many rooms-----the monks and
nuns also EAT in monasteries. The landless priests
and levites also ate. Events involving
death and loss of blood are ritualized in Judaism

Korban - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[irosie91]

Must have been a lot of Levites using those burnt offerings. Why did Abraham prepare to sacrifice Isaac? Not to feed the Levites.

because G-D told him to. You overestimate the
quantity of animals----the levites and the priests
and the members of their families ate. The meat
could not be sold. The binding of Isaac represents
REJECTION OF HUMAN SACRIFICE. missed that
one in Sunday school? Human sacrifice was a
biggie in the world-----even the Greeks and
Romans engaged LOTS as did the people of
MESOPOTAMIA and EGYPT (aztecs too) ----and
then there was the AUTO DE FE and the Genocide
of Biafrans for the delight of the respective "god"