Leviticus: Part #2

Leviticus: Part #2

What would the
High Priest have to
do on the Day of
Atonement?

The Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur)

1. High Priest washes Himself
2. Offers a bull for Himself and his household
3. Enters Holy place with incense to prevent

himself from seeing God’s presence

4. Sprinkles blood of the bull on the altar

The Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur)

5. High Priest brings two goats to the entrance

of the Tabernacle

6. Chooses by lot (randomly) which one will be

sacrificed, and which will be the scapegoat

7. Sacrifices goat and sprinkles blood on the

altar, thus cleansing the Tabernacle

The Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur)

8. High Priest places his hands on the

scapegoat and confesses all the sins of the
Israelites on it

9. The scapegoat now has all the sins of the

Israelites on it

10. An assistant takes the goat out of the camp to

die in the wilderness (sin removed)

Draw

Draw what happened to the two goats on the Day of Atonement

Who is Atoned for...

● The High Priest was atoned for
● The Tabernacle and altar were atoned for and cleansed
● The Israelites were atoned for and cleansed

Multiple Select

What was atoned for during the Day of Atonement (select more than one)

• The High Priest was atoned for

• The Tabernacle and altar were atoned for and cleansed

• The Israelites were atoned for and cleansed

• The Gentiles were atoned for and cleansed

Jesus and the Day of Atonement

● Jesus did not need to make an offering for His own sin as

previous priests did

● Jesus entered the Holy of Holies once and for all
● Jesus made atonement for the sins of theWORLD
● All sin was transferred to Jesus (scapegoat)
● Jesus took our guilt outside the city of Jerusalem

(scapegoat in the wilderness)

Draw

Make a drawing that compares the Day of Atonement to Jesus as our scapegoat

Tainted: Made to no longer be
desired, no longer good
Glean/Gleanings: Gather, gather
together, take and bring together
Slander: A lie, a lie that is used to
hurt someone’s reputation, gossip

Depravity: Wickedness, evil, an
immoral thing done
Reverence: Deep respect, highly
respected, treat with honor
Omen: A sign, a hint, of what will
happen in the future
Fortunes: Predict what will
happen in the future

Leviticus 19

-Look for commands that are

Table #1 (Love God)

-Look for commands that are

Table #2 (Love your neighbor)

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