The people in the Old Testament were not able to find a trace of the countless lambs they had sacrificed on the altar. In the same way, we cannot find any of Jesus Christ’s thoughts or his own will when he died on the cross. All his will had disappeared; he only followed the will of God. He did this to fulfill the will of God to save us. No matter what kind of offering was given at the altar, whether it was of lambs or goats or oxen, none of the offerings were given according

The altar shows the cross of Christ. We can discover Jesus Christ at the altar. In particular, before he died on the cross, this is what he prayed in the garden of Gethsemane. “Father, if it is Your will, take this cup away from Me; nevertheless not My will, but Yours, be done.” (Luke 22:42) If the Lord had followed the desires or will of his flesh before he died on the cross, then he would not have died on the cross and he would have taken another way. If we look at the foot

The altar is where the lamb’s blood is sprinkled for us, where the flesh of the offering is burned and becomes nothing, so that only blood and ashes remain. In the Old Testament, the Israelites offered several types of offerings to God: the burnt offering, grain offering, peace offering, and sin offering. If we start reading from Leviticus 1, we can see that all these offerings were given at the altar. For the burnt offering, the skin of the lamb or cow is removed, and their

I did not receive grace before God because I sinned less, worked hard, put in a lot of effort, or because I diligently volunteered. It was all up to God, who saved a dirty and filthy sinner like me. Even after salvation, I was still weak and lacking, and I had a lot of flaws. But God constantly loved me, protected me, and led me. God led me so I could stand strong before him. The power to overcome sin is also not through my determination or my will. Because God gave me the st