Jewish, Muslim & All-Why did Moses say we need the most holy blood sacrifice to forgive sins=Leviticus7:1&2?

Question

Leviticus 7verses 1&2 "The most holy offering shall be the blood."

Leviticus 17:11 "The life of the flesh is in the blood and I have given it upon the altar to make atonement for your souls."

well why? I think because God said so and Isaiah shows God didnt lie and leave us without a blood sacrifice to forgive our sins.

Some agree with Mohamad who says the Messiah is in heaven after raising from the earth, but he never died. He heard this from the same source that told him to marry a 9 year old littel girl-he says it was an 'angel'-yet the Messiah said "A deamon can come as a creature of light, beware."

Isaiah gave the perfect fulfillment-do you think Isaiah lied-or that my Jewish people changed the Scriptures to point to the one they were prophecied to reject?? be real

Isaiah 52:13-53:12 "He will be exalted, but first marred more than any man, and lay down his life to make atonement/forgiveness for our sins. He will be despised and rejected."

Did God lie -blood?TY

Answer 1

Because that is the way they did it back then until the sinless one came and His Name is Jesus the King of Kings He Died for our sins God so loved the world He gave up His son so if anyones believes in Him you will not die in the spiritual realm you then will have eteral life and that is forever man you dig it

Answer 2

Go down to the American Red CROSS and ask them about whether or not they need blood...and if you have any more questions, ask them AFTER you donate!!!
I have a personal friend who needs a complete transfusion every six weeks or so just to stay alive...you (or anyone else, for that matter) might want to investigate a few modern day things that Leviticus still applies to in the MOST CRUCIAL (mosy holy?) (most vital?) way:
"...for the life of the flesh is in the blood; I have assigned it to you for making expiation for your lives upon the altar; it is the blood, as life, that effects expiation..." (LEV. 17:11)
"...but for your own life-blood will require a reckoning: I will require it of every beast: of man, too, I will requre a reckoning for human life, of every man for that of his fellow man! Whoever sheds the blood of man, / By man shall his blood be shed: / for in his image / did God make man..." (GEN. 9:6-7)
Although these may seem to be out of context, they would still seem to apply here, when integrated with the concept that Jesus advocated, namely that ye "love one another"! (John 13:34). Maybe we all could stand to go to the CROSS a little more often, yes?
Incidentally, it was Paul who wrote the passage concerning he "angel of light" (2 COR 11:14), not Messiah.
Oh yes, and where does anyone think vaccines come from?
Or, insulin? You might want to ask the sheep (yes, SHEEP) that sacrificed their pancreases (and their lives) so that diabetics could live another few days (no offense meant to anyone here).
I think what's happening NOW, and in the future, is more important than what went on then. (we can't change what's already happened, can we?)

Answer 3

In Moses' day, the animal sacrifice change into an atonement, a "overlaying" of sins. The animal sacrifice would not forgive sins because the animal is an unknowing/unwilling sacrifice. even as Jesus got here, He lived His existence as a appealing guy. Sinless in each and every way. We endured to stay in our sins with assistance from mendacity, stealing, hating (homicide), lusting (adultery) and the penalty of our sins change into eternal lack of existence. Jesus got here in to God's court docket docket and stepped in to be our change. God unleashed His wrath on His merely begotten Son as a change persons, even even with the actuality that we ought to continuously be in that spot. Jesus change right into a prepared and understanding sacrifice and therefor change into waiting to forgive sin. ok, perchance this can be clearer... you're in on the sign up of a shop and also you want to pay on your purchase. you could both pay for it or you could conceal the acquisition value. in case you pay for it, you hand to clerk funds, in case you conceal it, you write a examine which covers the cost notwithstanding the shop would not really have you money yet. Jesus should be the money contained in the party. Animal sacrifice can be a examine contained in the party.

Answer 4

look the bible screwed up with all religion and maby god makes miskate too eh don't u i mean god didint say that isaiah did and moses said that. heres what god said to Abraham though bring ur son as a sarcifirce. so Abraham did as he was told then he took his son sammule . sammule asked his father what the sacrificer was and then loooked at him sadly and peppered his son and then he went to but was stopped by god and told that god would never want a human sarcirfise this is the oldest there fore i believe christ was never sarcerfised oh and god giving his son what hes gaing a son when jesus was too die u retards

Answer 5

Because those sacrifices were prophetic, looking forward to the day that Jesus would die on the cross!

That's why the Jew no longer have a temple or a faith!

Answer 6

Muslims believe in the REAL Bible, the one that was revealed to Jesus(pbuh), not the one that was written by a bunch of people 100s of years later. We do beleive that Jesus (pbuh) is still alive in heaven will come back after he kills the Anti-Christ. Mohammed(saw) didn't marry a 9 year old. Check out this link: http://www.understanding-islam.com/related/text.asp?type=question&qid=375

Answer 7

They don't believe the real bible. Even though their un-holy book was written after the bible, they think it is more accurate. The burden of proof lies with the book that was written after. how can they prove our Bible wrong with a book that was based on the bible, but is different from the bible. They don't listen to reason.

Answer 8

i'm gonna take a small stab at this and say maybe, he was talking about the dead animals that are mentioned in the passages right before the one you are talking about!

Answer 9

Nope, God didn't lie, Jew.