Leviticus 5 Footnotes

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5:10 The sin offering preceded the burnt offering because one was obliged to be in good standing before God before he could worship him. Coming immediately after the sin offering, which atoned for sin, the burnt offering symbolized the restoration of the offender and represented his first act of worship after forgiveness.

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