temple sacrifice

Jerusalem, were all destined for temple sacrifices.

He was healing the sick and raising the dead, which obviously drew bigger crowds than gory temple sacrifices.

In the Sanctuary of these fire temples sacrifices are still observed, as well as special rites, and high and low 'masses'.

Israel's communion with God was maintained by virtue of a go-between in the mediation of their high priest and the temple sacrifices.

Outside the temple grounds, a small but vocal group of animal rights activists cracked coconuts in a symbolic temple sacrifice.

Likewise, the mystical reason for salting temple sacrifices and slaughtered meat is to remove the blood of animal-like passions from the person.

One of the Dead Sea Scrolls also mentions this area as the place where bloody water from Temple sacrifices would drain.

The importance of salt in ritual is symbolized in the ceremony of the covenant, or the Temple sacrifice to God.

After building the First Temple sacrifices were allowed only in the Temple in Jerusalem.

I was once in India at the time of the temple sacrifice in Calcutta and I just couldn't stay to watch it, that's all.

According to Epiphanius they rejected temple sacrifice and the Law of Moses, but adhered to other Jewish practices.

This will occur after the rebuilding of the Third Temple in Jerusalem and the restoration of temple sacrifices.

They portray the two comings of Jesus Christ, in as much as the two daily Temple sacrifices are also types.

Their gap-toothed zippers, split like the vertebrae of a temple sacrifice, made a tiny clink when they hit the tiles of the tub-room floor.

Well, the verse is talking about the temple sacrifice and the abomination, so I think it is fair to assume the first interval relates to the temple.

In the Jewish temple sacrifices were daily offered, incense was offered, and various instruments of music were employed - and all by Divine appointment.

The king of Moab gives his firstborn son and heir as a whole burnt offering (olah, as used of the Temple sacrifice).

The Epistle to the Hebrews is often cited in support of this view: the temple sacrifices are described as being imperfect, since they require repeating (ch.

When Jesus arrives at the Temple, he finds money changers selling animals for temple sacrifices, turning the Temple into a place of business.

Since according to Jewish tradition it is the most important necessity of life, salt is a requisite for the "food of God," or the Temple sacrifice.

After the destruction of the Second Temple sacrifices were prohibited because there was no longer a Temple, the only place allowed by halakha for sacrifices.

Reform and Reconstructionist Judaism do not believe in the rebuilding of a central Temple or a restoration of Temple sacrifices or worship.

Passing through its shadowed doorways at the Passover festival, He found greedy traders, victimizing at every turn the worshipers who needed lambs and doves for the temple sacrifices.

He had already forbade Jewish worship on the Sabbath, the rite of circumcision, the observance of religious festivals, and the offering of the Mosaic Temple sacrifices.

A small horn that grows very large, it stops the daily temple sacrifices and desecrates the sanctuary for two thousand three hundred evening and mornings (1150 days) until the temple is cleansed.