43: Offerings – cont (Num 29)

In this chapter, the Lord dictates the feasts in the seventh month.

πŸ‘‰ Read Numbers 29:1 -  40

Fill in the table below.

the name of Feast

Date

Bull + 3/10 + ½ + ½

Ram + 2/10 + 1/3 + 1/3

Lamb + 1/10 + ¼ + ¼

Goat

Feast of trumpet

7/1

1

1

7

1

 

 ?

7/10

1

1

7

1

Feast of temp. shelters #1

7/15

 ?

2

 ?

1

#2

7/16

12

2

14

 

#3

7/17

11

2

14

 

#4

7/18

10

2

14

 

#5

7/19

9

2

14

 

#6

7/20

8

2

14

 

#7

7/21

7

2

14

 

#8

7/22

 ?

 ?

 ?

1

 

When they gathered as a holy assembly, they shouldn't work. What days were they? 


Anwers and Meditations

 

Feast

Date

Bull + 3/10 + ½ + ½

Ram + 2/10 + 1/3 + 1/3

Lamb + 1/10 + ¼ + ¼

Goat

The feast of trumpet

7/1

1

1

7

1

The day of atonement

7/10

1

1

7

1

The feast of temp. shelters #1

7/15

13

2

14

1

#2

7/16

12

2

14

1

#3

7/17

11

2

14

1

#4

7/18

10

2

14

1

#5

7/19

9

2

14

1

#6

7/20

8

2

14

1

#7

7/21

7

2

14

1

#8

7/22

1

1

7

1

 

Note that the goat is the purification offering (or sin offering). It doesn't come with the grain and drink offerings that present their appreciation for the land of Canaan. They were added for the voluntary fire offerings.

The English version translated them all as offerings: burnt offering, sin offering, peace offering, and grain offering. However, they were not all literally 'offering.' Burnt offering is voluntary and offering it up to the Lord, but sin offering is not. Thus, there is no mention 'an aroma pleasing to the Lord' for the sin offering. You can check this posting for a comparison of different offerings: Lev 2 QT or Leviticus QT


Whenever the Lord saw such bloody sacrifice, He foresaw the blood of His Son on the Calvary.


7/1, 7/10, 7/15, 7/22


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