Assertion: atonement's sin | /r/HasProperty | forgiven
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text: With the ram of the guilt offering the priest is to make atonement for him before HaShem for the sin he has committed, and his sin will be forgiven.
text: Blood was the symbol of life, and a life needed to be taken in order for sin to be forgiven.
text: A mode of representation and argument about the divine justice, the principles of the divine moral government, and the divine law and veracity, which fairly leads to this conclusion, must, of course, be erroneous, since it is admitted on all hands, as a matter of fact, that sin is forgiven, that sinners are pardoned and saved.
text: We have seen that some of the attributes of God, and some things we know as to His moral government and law, plainly suggest to us the convictions, that there are serious obstacles to the forgiveness of sin, —that if sin is to be forgiven, some extraordinary provision must be made for the exercise and manifestation of the divine justice and holiness, so that he shall still be, and appear to be, just and holy, even while pardoning sin and admitting sinners into the enjoyment of His favour; for making His creatures see and feel, that, though they are delivered from the curse of the law which they had broken, that law is, notwithstanding, of absolute perfection, of unchangeable obligation, and entitled to all honour and respect.
text: It’s the only way that’s possible, the only way that sin can be forgiven.
text: If the sin has been forgiven, why is there yet another ceremony regarding sin?
text: Moral Example has been criticized for deemphasizing the importance of the divinity of Jesus, as well as the need for sins to be forgiven.
text: And in comparison with the consciousness of sin that had been aroused, how great must on the other hand God's grace appear, when once in each year a general remission of all the sins that had been forgiven was guaranteed.
text: The Hebrew word lekapper, that is often translated as "atone" in many English Bibles, doesn't always mean that sin is forgiven.
text: In the Hebrew Scriptures, a sacrificial system and system of annual rituals was provided whereby sin could be forgiven and the gulf between God and humanity could be healed.
text: It is realizing that we can and will forgive our brothers and ourselves… not because our sins are real and need to be forgiven.