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Leviticus 16:12-13
Excerpted from: God's Sense of JusticeThis is a little vignette about the incense altar which was inside the first room of the Tabernacle. It stood right in front of the veil that separated the first room from the second room. Every day, morning and evening, the high priest had to go in and put incense on that fire.
There are two things there. The incense represents the prayers of the saints. The incense went up and it filtered through the veil, and went into the holiest of all places that is right before the throne of God. But that fire on the incense altar inside the first room could only have in it coals that were taken from the brazen altar that God lit with the holy fire that came out of the Tabernacle door, and lit it on the very first offering that they made.
Leviticus 16:11-20
Excerpted from: Foolishness and CleansingHalf of all the appearances in the entire Bible of the word "atonement" appears in this chapter—Leviticus 16. The word "atonement" literally means "to cover." Yom Kippur—the Day of Covering. It means covering in the sense of: "hide from view," or "to completely pay for," as in the expression, "This amount will cover everything." It means that this covering meets the needs of all. The point in chapter 16 is the complete total expiation of every aspect of every sin committed by every Israelite during the year.
Leviticus 16:12-13
Excerpted from: Prayer and the Incense AltarAaron was instructed to burn incense on this altar each morning, and at twilight every day of the regular offering to the Eternal. (Exodus 30:7-8) God gave the recipe/formula for making the incense. It stipulated that no other incense was ever to be burned on the altar, except that particular incense. The fire used to burn the incense was always taken from the altar of burnt offerings outside the sanctuary.
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