When people go out before God to give themselves as an offering, people want to take out the parts that are disgusting, evil, and filthy. And most have the heart to keep alive the things they think they are good at, and the things they consider clean, good, or nice. The reason Saul was cursed was because even though he wiped out the worthless things and trivial things, he kept alive those things that were good or precious in his eyes. In our lives as well, it is not burdensom

Leviticus 1:8-9 “And the priests, Aaron’s sons, shall lay the parts, the head, and the fat, in order upon the wood that is on the fire which is upon the altar: but his inwards and his legs shall he wash in water: and the priest shall burn all on the altar, to be a burnt sacrifice, an offering made by fire, of a sweet savour unto the Lord.” The head and the fat, the inwards and the legs had to all be burned in order for it to be a sacrifice that God was happy with. This is not

Man committed sin and he should have received curse and destruction before God. But a flawless lamb or goat shed its blood and died on the altar. Its body was burned and God’s wrath was satisfied. The place where that happened is the altar. The sin offering fulfilled on the altar is the shadow of Jesus Christ. In the time of the Old Testament, the people of Israel could not help but to commit sin and be judged, so they brought a lamb or goat to the tabernacle. And when they o

Jesus could not sin while he was on earth, and the reason was so he could give himself as a holy offering of God on the altar. In the days of the Old Testament, the people of Israel had to absolutely give an offering that had no marks or flaws when they gave their burnt offerings, peace offerings, or sin offerings. If they gave an offering that had a limp or was blind or had scars, God said he would not accept that. When they took a lamb for the Passover in the time of the Ol