a.
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No more sacrifices: Heb 9:9,12,28; 10:4,11,12,14,18; Col 2:14;
Rom 10:4.
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b.
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Are the millennial sacrifices only commemorative?
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1)
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Not necessary, because Christ is there, bearing marks of
crucifixion.
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2)
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Bread and wine are a sufficient memorial: Luk
22:16,18.
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3)
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Ezekiel says these sacrifices are in fact "for sin" (Eze
43:19-26; 45:17,22), ie, not just "looking back" to Christ.
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4)
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If "commemorative" (ie, "look-back")         sacrifices will be
permissible in the Kingdom, then why were they not permissible in 30-70
AD?
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5)
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Gal 3:19: "Law was added (only)         until Seed comes."
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c.
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Heb 7:12: Law will be changed. Cp Heb 7:18,19.
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d.
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Heb 10:9: First law is "set aside".
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e.
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Heb 8:8,9: A new covenant with Israel, not according to the
previous covenant.
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f.
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Gal 4:9,10: Do you wish to be enslaved again to those "weak
and miserable principles"?
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g.
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Act 7:48: Most High dwells not in temples made with man's
hands" (summarized from FLET).
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