The Atonement
The Atonement
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but now I repent, and let this be my expiation.' '' Aaron Ben Chajim says, "Where there is no confession of sins, there is no imposition of hands, because impositk>n of Digitized by VjOOQIC &ACEJ[FJaS!B PIACfDULB AlH) TYPICAL. 136 hands belongs to confession of sins."* When the sacri- fice had reference to the sin of an individual; the man placed his own hands on the head of the victim and confessed. When it had r^erence to the sins of the whole congr^ation, the eld^*s of the congregation (...Lev.
iv. 15) laid their hands upon the head of the bullock and confessed as the representatives of the whole body* Hence, in either case, he or they could have transferred to the victim nothing more than the guilt or obligation to punishment incidental to his or their sin. This tran»- fa-ence is exjH'essly declared to be effected in the case of the sin-oflfering for the people on the great day of atone- ment. Lev. xvi. 7-22. The two goats presented at the door of the tabernacle are expressly said to be one victim ; "two kids of the goats for a sin-oflering,^' "so that the sacrifice consisted of two, merely from the natural- im- possibility of otherwise giving a fiill representation of what was to be done; the one being designed more especially to exhibit the means, the other the efifect of the atonem^it.*' That the two kids form but one sacri- fice is plain firom the ^itire reading of the passage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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but now I repent, and let this be my expiation.' '' Aaron Ben Chajim says, "Where there is no confession of sins, there is no imposition of hands, because impositk>n of Digitized by VjOOQIC &ACEJ[FJaS!B PIACfDULB AlH) TYPICAL. 136 hands belongs to confession of sins."* When the sacri- fice had reference to the sin of an individual; the man placed his own hands on the head of the victim and confessed. When it had r^erence to the sins of the whole congr^ation, the eld^*s of the congregation (...Lev.
iv. 15) laid their hands upon the head of the bullock and confessed as the representatives of the whole body* Hence, in either case, he or they could have transferred to the victim nothing more than the guilt or obligation to punishment incidental to his or their sin. This tran»- fa-ence is exjH'essly declared to be effected in the case of the sin-oflfering for the people on the great day of atone- ment. Lev. xvi. 7-22. The two goats presented at the door of the tabernacle are expressly said to be one victim ; "two kids of the goats for a sin-oflering,^' "so that the sacrifice consisted of two, merely from the natural- im- possibility of otherwise giving a fiill representation of what was to be done; the one being designed more especially to exhibit the means, the other the efifect of the atonem^it.*' That the two kids form but one sacri- fice is plain firom the ^itire reading of the passage.
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