Atonement for Sin in the Hebrew Bible
<p>Rabbinic Jews and Christians agree the sacrificial system of the Tanakh (for Christians, the Old Testament) is currently obsolete. However, they differ on what replaced it.</p>
<p>Did blood sacrifice atone for unintentional sins only? Are prayer and repentance sufficient for God’s forgiveness? Or does atonement require the death of another in my place?</p>
<p>Rabbi Tovia Singer, as ever, is an interesting conversation partner. His article <a href="https://outreachjudaism.org/outreach-judaism-responds-to-jews-for-jesus/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">challenging</a> the Christian view of atonement is a useful framework for our discussion.</p>
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