Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,6 |   leavened cakes were part of the sacrifice of thanks­giving, but they
 2 5,3 |      supposed to be interested in sacrifice, not in conduct though the
 3 5,5 |           I desire chesed and not sacrifice:~And the knowledge of God
 4 6,8 |        through a redeeming bloody sacrifice. All the high holy days
 5 6,8 |        the cleansing power of the sacrifice. However, from their predictions
 6 6,8 |    pointed to the great expiatory Sacrifice of the Messiah, which He
 7 6,8 |        the world. From this great Sacrifice the Old Testament sacrifices
 8 6,8 |       other words, one particular Sacrifice will perform the redemption
 9 6,6 |    probably not a condemnation of sacrifice, either abso­lute or qualified.
10 7,7 |            The reference to human sacrifice is one ground for thinking
11 8,3 | comparison of the judgment with a sacrifice cf. Isa. 34:6.~ The various
12 11,2|          the funda­mental laws of sacrifice (ver. 21). The “sacrifices”
13 11,2|          part of the covenant was sacrifice. Jeremiah insists that it
14 13,5|       statutes re­ferred to human sacrifice (cf. Jer. 7:31). But it
15 13,2|          how much less should the sacrifice of animals be necessary
16 16,4|           and sincere worship and sacrifice as though it had been knowingly
17 17,3|           the half of the seventh sacrifice and offerings shall cease,