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Question: Is the statement in the Book of Mormon that Nephites offered burnt offerings of the firstlings of their flocks not consistent with ancient Jewish law or practice?: Difference between revisions
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[[pt:Pergunta: É a declaração no Livro de Mórmon que nefitas ofereceu holocaustos das primícias de seus rebanhos não consistentes com a lei judaica antiga ou prática?]] | [[pt:Pergunta: É a declaração no Livro de Mórmon que nefitas ofereceu holocaustos das primícias de seus rebanhos não consistentes com a lei judaica antiga ou prática?]] | ||
[[es:Pregunta: ¿Es la declaración en el Libro de Mormón que los nefitas ofrecieron ofrendas quemadas de los primogénitos de sus rebaños no consistentes con la antigua ley o práctica judía?]] | |||
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Question: Is the statement in the Book of Mormon that Nephites offered burnt offerings of the firstlings of their flocks not consistent with ancient Jewish law or practice?
Firstlings were not used for every sacrifice, but they did have a role in the sacrificial practices of Israel
Critics claim that the Book of Mormon report that Nephites offered burnt offerings of the firstlings of their flocks is not consistent with Jewish law or practice. However, while firstlings were not used for every sacrifice, they certainly did have a role in the sacrificial practices of Israel. The critics have misunderstood the Bible on this point.
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