For example, this portion begins with a monotonous recitation of different parts of the Tabernacle ... rather than burnt offerings.” Amos is even more explicit: “If you offer Me burnt ...

This is why the main elements of the Tabernacle have been compared to the main parts of the human body. In other words, observances are meant to help create an internal space for divine presence in ...

The Torah relates, that (9:7) ‘Moshe said to Aaron: ‘Approach the Altar and perform the service of your sin-offering and your burnt-offering, and provide atonement for yourself and for the ...

Their father was a leader of Israel and just appointed high priest in the tabernacle ... ascent-offering. Then came a bull as a peace-offering. He brought grain and burned it on the altar.

the altar of burnt offering. And as I did a little more research, even after writing the article, I found out that when sacrifices were being offered, the blood was sprinkled on those horns ...

The Church - stripped of its ornaments, the altar bare, and with the door of the empty tabernacle standing open - is as if in mourning. In the fourth century the Apostolic Constitutions described ...

The Founder of Living Faith Church, also known as Winners’ Chapel, Bishop David Oyedepo, has dismissed speculations that his aircraft was purchased using church members’ offerings. He spoke ...

Noah's first act of worship after the great flood subsided was the presentation of “burnt offerings on the altar,” thus performing a priestly act (Genesis 8:20). Noah’s first-born son was ...

Sefer Vayikra (the Book of Leviticus) is not known for its dramatic storytelling. This week, however, we encounter Vayikra’s most significant moment of drama: the deaths of Nadab and Abihu ...

“Humble yourselves, therefore, under the mighty hand of God so that at the proper time he may exalt you, casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you.” – 1 Peter 5:6-7 Most of us don’t ...

Imitations of Drawings, by Parmegiano. In the Collection of His Majesty Engrav'd & Publish'd, by Conrad Martin Metz - London,: [1790] ...