Chapter 6
The Burnt-Offering, the Sin- and Trespass-Offering,
and the Peace-Offering
- The Idea of Substitution—Internal connection of the Old Testament
- Christ our Substitute—Progress in its prophecies—Messianic interpretation of the ancient Rabbis
- Symbolism of the Burnt-offering—The burnt-offering: its meaning and character—How offered—The only sacrifice lawful to non-Israelites
- Symbolism of the Sin-offering—Differences between it and the trespass-offering
- In All Cases Repentance Was Necessary—Public and private, fixed and varying, outer and inner sin-offerings
- The Sin-offering Differed with the Rank of the Offerer
- The Blood to be Sprinkled
- Symbolism of the Trespass-offering—The trespass-offering for a certain, and that for a doubtful trespass—Its meaning
- The Peace-offering
- What Constituted Peace-offerings—'Waving' and 'Heaving'—What offerings were 'waved'
- Meat-offerings
- Large Number of Priests Needed
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