I want to use this opportunity to express my heartfelt gratitude to all steemit members..Today i want to share with you my thoughts about TAKING SIN SERIOUSLY. Sin was serious business for the ancient Israelities. The sacrifices they placed on the altar were spotless, prized animals, to remind the people of the high cost of their sins. To sacrifice an animal, the priests killed it and drained its blood. This reminded the people that the animals were dying in their place.Sin resembles an ice in our channels our otherworldly lives has been "Solidified ". There is Just a single arrangement that is apology to clear the blockage and reestablish the stream of the sacred soul
Since Christ Died on the cross for me and you, we never again need to offer animals penances since Jesus, the immaculate Sheep of God, was a definitive sacrificed for our sins! As a rule we offer God a murmured petition requesting absolution. We overlook that God offered his ideal Child, whom he adored and prized. When we sin coolly, we overlook the way that Christ conveyed the heaviness of our transgressions sins on his shoulders as he drained and passed on. When we neglect to request absolution, we miss the chance to get kindness as we sit in his essence of a heavenly God. Have you said thanks to him for the forfeit sacrifices he made for you? We consider sin important we recall Christ's sacrifices and offer him a grateful and apologetic heart.
Oh JESUS, thank you for giving yourself as an offering so that I could be free! I confess that I sometimes take my sin lightly and forget what you suffered on the cross. Help me to remember your sacrifice and not to greive you with a calloused and forgetful heart. As I receive the Father’s forgiveness through your offering of yourself, I wil praise you and thank you for the freedom that forgiveness gives!...Amen. YOU ARE BLESSED TODAY
Leviticus 3:6-7
And if his offering for a sacrifice of peace offering unto the Lord be of the flock
male or female, he shall offer it without blemish.If he offer a lamb for his offering, then shall he offer it before the Lord .