Jesus did NOT sprinkle blood into our hearts, what He did was to put His Spirit in our hearts.

His High Priesthood is the shedding of His blood (not physical but figurative of His Spirit) in our hearts

The believer has the forgiveness of sins and in the same breath, the Spirit of God in his heart

We continue our investigation of the effects of the sacrifice of Jesus on/in the heart of the man that has believed given that we have concluded prior to this that the sacrifice was for our hearts in truth.

7th Episode of our study on the Christian Faith.

In this Episode, we consider again this 'Forgiveness of sins' thing, how that what Jesus did REALLY isn't a pardon but a WASHING. A purging!

To receive the Forgiveness of Sins Jesus offers is to receive the washing away of our sins in our hearts; and that is a big deal!

Jesus washed our hearts!

Aaron's tabernacle was a figure of the people hence when he is done making atonement for the tabernacle and everything in it, the PEOPLE are declared clean from their sins.

Our hearts is that holy place where Jesus enters, we are the temple that He washes with His blood.

We investigate further the words 'Jesus died for our sins' from the writings of Moses.

In this episode, we look closely at the atonement and what it means

We begin our investigation into the sacrifice of Jesus and how He fulfils the High Priestly duties and sin offering duties in Leviticus 16

We begin from where we stopped,

A little detour: God wants all his saints to be TAUGHT; which means to have a teacher who feeds you God's Word. Nobody really (is) should be self-taught when it comes to Bible doctrine.

We then begin this study into John's words "the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world".

Feast!

Jesus died for MY sins.

Pretty simple to say, just five words yet the biggest words any man will ever utter. In this episode, we begin an investigation into the forgiveness of sins.

We begin an investigation into the Christian faith, what it entails and what it does not ential.

We start out by seeing that the Scriptures (Genesis to Malachi) are the books that contain the facts and details about the Christian Faith, not just Matthew to Revelation.