Cain's sacrifice and Abel's sacrifice

If the carpet gets dirty, it can be temporarily covered with another cloth. However, to solve the fundamental problem, you have to wash all of the carpet, and not cover some of it properly. The sin that Adam committed is the sin of death. Adam can temporarily cover the history of the sin and death with animal blood because the value of the sin is death, but not forever. It is not a permanent and lasting solution. As such, in the Old Testament, instead of dying, temporary animals were caught and covered with the blood during rituals. Abel caught the lamb's cub, bled and burned oil, paving the way for God to come out. He covered up the sin even temporarily, paving the way for a man to come before God for a brief time.

1. The price of sin is death

 
The price of sin is death. In other words, sin is only after death to pay for it. That's how sin is scary. The origin of sin is not humans. It is the devil. Before there were people, there were angels in this world, and God set up Gabriel, Michael, and Lucifer as the three heavenly beings. Gabriel is a heavenly priest who delivers good news, Michael is a war angel, and Lucifer is an angel who praises him. When this Lucifer became arrogant, he decided, 'Why do I praise God? God and I can be the same.' That's why I had the wrong and arrogant idea of sitting in the same direction as God, ruling the universe and governing angels. That's where sin began. In the end, Lucifer was abandoned while trying to serve himself and act on a par with God without ever holding a heart of faith and obedience to God. Satan twisted Adam and Ha into committing good and bad, and even today, he has become the dominant enemy who built the royal palace in the black rock of treason, camped in the air, rebelling against God, and inflicting pain on the entire human race.

Ephesians 2:2 states, "You were the one who practiced in the midst of it, followed the trends of the world, and followed those who were in power in the air, and you are the one who is now recording among the sons of the disobedient." I am talking about the history of the enemy devil, who seized power in the air and led him to sin by holding in his hands the world's non-believers. Because Adam was given the most precious and honorable position when he was first named, his depravity brought about a tragedy more terrifying than anything else. We are well aware that Adam and Hawa were named in the image and shape of God. Eternal God created us as human beings from the objects he loved and built them into the image and shape of God. Therefore, humans who have been named that way must love God and obey his will, but contrary to that, since he has rebelled against God and defied God, the price is death and death. Death is a spiritual separation from God, and the body returns to the soil. Those who are named in the image of God must live with absolute obedience and faith in God, but Adam and Hawa were not obedient and were deceived by the evil enemy devil with evil power, so they ate good and evil.

Good and bad means good and bad. God did not allow humans to have that sovereignty. No matter how good it appears to people, if God is not good, it is not good. No matter how bad it may seem to people, if God likes it, it is good. That is the test of good and evil. God said, "I will truly die on the day I eat good and evil," but the devil said, "It is good that if you eat, you will gain wisdom and become like God." Adam and Hawa rebelled against the fact that God was bad, and they were eventually expelled from Eden, the land of blessing. The price of Adam's sin, who chose treason and decided right and wrong for himself, is death. He was expelled by God's command. After that, the flesh died and returned to the soil. Thus, there was no way to go before God except for blood flow. That is why in the Old Testament, we temporarily covered our sins and went out to God through the vicarious death of a beast and blood flow.
 

2. the rite of Cain and Abel

 
The difference between Cain's sacrifice and Abel's sacrifice is different from that. Cain said, "You can hold the rite as I wish. God is so nagging. If I give you a sacrifice, just take it. Thank you and accept it if you give me good grains for farming." He held the rite with the pride of judging right and wrong. But Abel did not. Abel caught the sheep with his blood, covered up the sins, and found a way to move toward God with the words "God must cover up the sins with his blood." Then God accepted Abel's sacrifice and defeated it. In this way, God loved Abel, who offered the rite of obedience, and hated Cain. Nevertheless, Cain, who did not realize his wrongdoings, was angry and secretly stoned Abel to death in the field. Cain committed murder after all.

God did not accept it because he made a sacrifice of treason, a sacrifice without repentance for good and evil, and a sacrifice that God hated by judging right and wrong in a humanistic way. However, Abel's sacrifice is a sacrifice of faith and obedience. He said, "There is no bleeding, that is, no guilt." In Genesis 4:4, "But when Abel gave the first calf of his sheep and his oil, Yahweh received Abel and his offering." He prepared the blood of a lamb and gave it to God for thorough repentance for his parents' exploitation of good and evil. Since the price of sin is death, he obeyed it, killed a sheep on his behalf, bled it out, covered his anger in front of God for a while, and was able to go out before God. Looking at the Old Testament like this, there were various bleeding sacrifices whenever he went out to God.
 

3. a sacrifice of the people of Israel

 
When the Old Testament moved on to God, they first offered atonement. They could not go out to God without covering up their sins with atonement. Adam and Hawah's sinners had to be covered up, but no one could go out to God without offering atonement. Therefore, in the Old Testament, in order to go out to God, atonement was always necessary. Atonement is a compulsory rite for atonement clearly recorded in the Bible. The Israelites of the Old Testament had to offer three sacrifices when offering. The first is the atonement that must be given. The second is the atonement of an individual's sins. The third is the burning of honor to God, who delights and delights God. All sins are cleared only when blood is shed, because a sacrifice without blood cannot go out to God. Both the original sin and the self-crime can be forgiven only when blood was shed, but also when blood was shed to give joy to God. Therefore, Leviticus 17:11 said, "The life of the body is in blood, and I have given this blood to you and sprinkled it on the altar to atone for your life, because life is in blood, blood belongs to sin."

However, even though countless animal blood can cover up human sin as a temporary measure, it cannot wash away the sin. Just as the carpet gets dirty and can be covered with something small temporarily, the carpet cannot be cleaned completely without washing it completely, it is only a temporary cover with animal blood until we wash our lives completely with Jesus' blood. Hebrews 10:1 verse 9 says, "The law is only a shadow of good things that will come in the future." "Since it is not a true form, the same rites that are given every year cannot always be done intact, otherwise the servants will be clean at once and will not realize their sins again. But there is something in these rituals that makes you remember sin every year: for the blood of the bull and the goat cannot be sin-free, so when the Lord came to the world, he said, God did not want sacrifices and gifts, but only prepared one body for me. For the burnt offering and the atonement were not pleased, and I said, God, see, I have come to do God's will as written in the scroll, saying above, The Lord said that the offerings, the burnt offering, the atonement, and the atonement were neither wanted nor pleased, and afterwards said, "See that I have come to do God's will, and your Majesty will set the second."

The atonement, the atonement, and the burnt offering that follow the law are inevitably and temporarily for God to give to people and God to socialize with each other. Therefore, God no longer wants the sacrifice. How can a man liquidate his sins with the blood of a beast? Man's sins must be washed away, but there is no one clean man who can die for our sins. Jesus, the son of God, came to this world on flesh because all men have sinned, not reaching the glory of God. Therefore, we must thank Jesus for his blood and keep going deeper into the arms of the Father of God. God loves endlessly, so if we live in this earth and believe in Jesus, we will not liquidate and bury him, but rather excel, save us, and take care of him with God's grace. Therefore, I can't say how much I should thank Jesus, the Lamb of God, who is sinning in the world.
 

4. Jesus the Lamb of God

 
Jesus Christ completed the sacrifice of Abel. Jesus saved us forever by bleeding for us, having the blood of a beast come and go temporarily to God. He writes in Hebrew 11:4, "By faith, Abel has obtained evidence that he is a righteous servant by giving God a better sacrifice than Cain, so God testified about the offering, and he died, but by that faith he still speaks." Other religions are Cain's offerings. God refuses to accept the offerings because religions other than Christianity say that they will go out to God at their disposal and be saved at their disposal. He also writes in Hebrew 9:22, "Following the rules, almost all things are purified by blood, but without blood, there is no blood." It is Cain's sacrifice that comes without blood. It is a sacrifice that is given at will. God does not give sin through such a sacrifice.

In Acts 4:12, he writes, "No one else can be saved; no one in the world has given us any other name to be saved." No name can clear our sins except the name of Jesus Christ, who completed Abel's sacrifice. Those who are innocent can clear their sins on behalf of the sinner, but there is no one in the world who was born innocent. Everyone has sinned. Only Jesus was born in this world without sin and lived for 33 years, then became a subordinate sacrifice for us, holding the cross instead. Therefore, there is no subordinate except Christ to restrain all mankind. In Hebrews 10:10, verse 18 says, "We have gained holiness by following this will and giving the body of Jesus Christ at once." He consecrated us forever with a dream from the cross. Also, as it is recorded, "Every priest stands and serves every day and frequently gives the same sacrifice, but this sacrifice does not always make him innocent, and only Christ gives eternal sacrifice for sin." Eternity combines the infinite past and the infinite future, and Jesus' only sacrifice has cleared all of our eternal past sins. Jesus received the gift of righteousness through faith in us. Because of Jesus's blood, he liquidated all the curses of despair of good and evil, ate Jesus, the life, and obtained eternal life. Jesus has now cleared all the curses of despair from good and evil with his blood. The earth has been cursed with thorns and thistles, and because of sin, our sickness has been liquidated by the Lord, and because of our sin, we have been separated from God. Now the triple curse has left, and through the service of Jesus' crucifixion, the history of being well-wishers, robust bodies, life, and enrichment has been obtained.

In John 6:55:58, the Lord said, "My flesh is true food, my blood is true drink." How much love would you have told me that you would lose weight and bleed to feed me? "Those who eat my flesh and drink my blood are in me, and I am in him. The living father will send me away, and the one who eats me as I live through my father will live through me. This is a rice cake from heaven, and it is not the same as the ancestors ate and died, so those who eat this rice cake will live forever." Jesus tore himself off the cross and spilled blood on us to feed the flesh and drink blood from us. Through him, heaven has already arrived from the time we live on this land, and we will enjoy the grace of heaven.

Christianity is the religion of blood. Without the bleeding of Jesus, there is no sin. An absolute victory of the blood shed through the death of Jesus' suffering is hope. Since Jesus has cleared all his despair, what remains of us through the blood of the cross is hope. It is the hope that gives freedom from sin, washing from skin, healing from disease, liberation from curse, and eternal life from death. That unchanging hope is our joy and happiness. To believe in Jesus, hope, or not to believe in Jesus, is despair, or death. We should be grateful to be able to live with hopeful dreams. The reason why Christianity is called the 'blood religion' is that the relationship between us and God is completely established by the power of Jesus Christ's blood. Christianity is the 'blood religion', that is, the 'blood religion' of Jesus Christ.
 
First, by Jesus running back to the cross to apologize for our sins, we can be forgiven and saved. In John 3:16, he writes, "God has given the world a living being." He cannot easily abandon us because he has saved us with so much love. Jesus holds on to us and refuses to let go of us because he has saved us through the pain of the cross. "I will really help you. I will hold you with my right hand, which is truly righteous. Fear not, for I am with you. Do not be surprised. I will be your God."

Second, the blood of Christ is to harmonize us, who were enemies of God, and to enjoy peace. In Rome 5:10, he writes, "When we soon became enemies, we became harmonious with God because of the death of his son, and those who became harmonious will be saved even more by his survival." God and we are now harmonized with the blood of Jesus and welcome us at all times. He treats our minds, changes our lives, heals our bodies, and heals our burdens.

Third, the ability of Christ's blood to preserve our lives and eternal life. John 6:47 p.m. 48 states, "I truly tell you that those who believe have eternal life, and I am the rice cake of life." If we believe in Jesus, we have eaten the rice cake of that life. Therefore, we obtain eternal life right now, not after death.

Because of Jesus' blood, we can end the curse of despair with good and evil, eat Jesus, the rice cake of life, and be saved and live forever. Now, the pride of man who has eaten good and evil has been liquidated. Humanism, which determines right and wrong at will on the cross, has been liquidated. That eliminated all death. By restoring the image of God through faith and obedience, we live in the arms of the Lord while receiving God's love indefinitely. Now, I pray in the name of the Lord that you will come out with your hands, believe in God, obey him, love him, and become one with God.

-Prayers-
God of love! Thank you for sending Jesus, a poisonous creature, to forgive us for all our sins. Above all, I realize that the sacrifice before God is the sacrifice of obedience. Please help me become a saint who puts down the judgment of right and wrong and gives me a sacrifice of life that fully obeys God, the only justice!
I pray in the name of Jesus.
Aman!

 
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