That's What I Was Thinking!

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D. T. Lancaster

D. T. Lancaster

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What do you think? The Torah says that the burnt offering atoned for the worshipper, but for what sins did it atone? The sages looked for answers in the book of Job. Here's a discussion based on parashat Vayikra about the meaning of the burnt offering in Jewish teaching. 

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