Leviticus 16 Footnotes
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16:29 In Judaism the Day of Atonement continues to be the most important and solemn day of the year. Since it is not possible to offer sacrifice with no temple, Jews observe it by fasting, abstinence, and prayers of penance as they seek God for forgiveness. Most NT references to the Day of Atonement focus on the access now available into the most holy place. Christ as our high priest “entered the most holy place once for all . . . by his own blood” (Heb 9:12).