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 1   1,2,2|       Hebrews, the Old Testament sacrifices were the prototype for the
 2   1,2,4|       Instead, they claimed that sacrifices had to be made to their
 3   1,2,4|       sprinkled the blood of the sacrifices ~on the people as “the blood
 4   1,3,2|     their activities to offering sacrifices in the temple and cared
 5   1,4,2| religious celebrations, offering sacrifices to God on behalf of the
 6   1,4,2|         used when offering daily sacrifices, and on sabbaths and feasts.
 7   1,5,3|          in principle, only made sacrifices prescribed by the law. ~
 8   1,5,5|         animals with blemish for sacrifices, superficial callous rites,
 9   2,1  |        civil code, the system of sacrifices~given to them at Sinai —
10   2,1  |          were commanded to offer sacrifices~to the Greek gods.~The Maccabaean
11   2,1,2|        the priests~officiated at sacrifices and offerings. But there
12   2,1,2|      laver, the ritual of~animal sacrifices was conducted.~Within the
13   2,1,2|       came to worship — not with sacrifices, but with prayers and~eulogies
14   2,1,4|         special sacred~meals and sacrifices. The first day of the feast
15   2,1,6|          did not practice animal sacrifices but sent other gifts to
16   2,4,4|          to share, for with~such sacrifices God is well pleased” (Heb.