Chapter 5
Sacrifices: Their Order and their Meaning
- Symbolism of the Sacrifices
- Sacrifices the Centre of the Old Testament —Symbols and Types—Antisacrificial views of Rabbinism
- The Idea of Substitution—Substitution the fundamental idea of sacrifice
- The Paschal Lamb—The sacrifice when God first entered into covenant-relationship with Israel—After that all sacrifices either in communion, or for communion with God
- Bloody and Unbloody Offerings
- The Requisites of Sacrifice
- The Creatures Appointed
- The Eleven Sacrifices of the Rabbis
- Holy and Less Holy
- The Acts of Sacrifice—Acts belonging to the offerer, and priestly acts—Mode of offering sacrifices
- Laying on of Hands—Imposition of hands and confession
- Sacrifices Slain by Priests Only
- The Application of the Blood—The sprinkling of the blood—Different modes of it
- The Flaying
- The Burning
- New Testament View of Sacrifice Agrees with the Synagogue
- Jewish Liturgies
- The Eve of Day of Atonement
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