
THE BLOOD OF ANIMALS vs THE BLOOD OF CHRIST
(Shadow Religion vs. Saving Redemption β Rightly Divided)
Key Text: Hebrews 10:4; Romans 3:25
βFor it is not possible that the blood of bulls and of goats should take away sins.β
βWhom God hath set forth to be a propitiation through faith in his bloodβ¦β
INTRODUCTION
Throughout Scripture, blood is required for remission of sins (Hebrews 9:22). But not all blood accomplishes the same purpose.
Many fail to rightly divide the difference between temporary animal sacrifices under the Law and the once-for-all sacrifice of Christ under Grace.
Today we will clearly contrast THE BLOOD OF ANIMALS with THE BLOOD OF CHRIST, showing why only Christβs blood saves, secures, and satisfies God forever.
2 Timothy 2:15 (KJV)
PROVISIONAL BLOOD (Animals) vs. PERFECT BLOOD (Christ)
Hebrews 10:1β4; 1 Peter 1:18β19
A. Temporary Covering β Animal blood covered sin, never removed it
B. Typical Shadows β Sacrifices pointed forward, not inward
C. Incomplete Cleansing β Conscience remained guilty
Dispensational Insight:
Animal blood was symbolic; Christβs blood is sufficient.
REPEATED BLOODSHED vs. REDEEMING BLOODSHED
Hebrews 9:6β7; Hebrews 9:12
A. Daily Sacrifices β Priests labored continually
B. Annual Atonement β Yom Kippur repeated yearly
C. Never Finished β No βIt is finishedβ under Law
Christ entered once into the holy placeβeternal redemption obtained.
EARTHLY BLOOD vs. ETERNAL BLOOD
Leviticus 17:11; Hebrews 9:14
A. Animal Life Only β Earth-bound life given
B. Mortal Offering β No eternal value
C. Temporal Effect β Worked only in time
Christ offered Himself through the eternal Spirit.
LEGAL BLOOD vs. LIBERATING BLOOD
Galatians 3:10β13; Romans 8:1
A. Law-Bound Sacrifice β Under commandments
B. Condemning Ministry β Sin constantly remembered
C. No Freedom β Guilt lingered
Christβs blood removes condemnation for the Body of Christ.
COVERING BLOOD vs. CLEANSING BLOOD
Leviticus 16:15; Colossians 1:14
A. Sins Covered β Hebrew word kaphar = cover
B. Sins Remembered β Annual reminder
C. No Forgiveness Finalized
Christβs blood remits, forgives, and blots out sins.
PRIEST-APPLIED BLOOD vs. PERSONALLY APPLIED BLOOD
Exodus 29:21; Romans 5:9
A. External Ritual β Applied by men
B. Physical Ceremony β Outward only
C. National Scope β Israel alone
Christβs blood is applied by faith, personally, individually.
ALTAR BLOOD vs. ADVOCATE BLOOD
Hebrews 13:10; Romans 8:34
A. Earthly Altars β Physical locations
B. Human Priests β Mortal mediators
C. Limited Access β Veil remained
Christβs blood speaks now in heaven for believers.
REMINDER BLOOD vs. REMOVING BLOOD
Hebrews 10:3; Ephesians 1:7
A. Reminder of Sin β Memory never erased
B. Guilt Retained β Fear of judgment
C. No Assurance
Christβs blood secures redemption and assurance forever.
ISRAELβS BLOOD SYSTEM vs. THE BODY OF CHRISTβS BLOOD SALVATION
Exodus 19:5β6; 1 Corinthians 15:1β4
A. Covenant with Israel β Conditional obedience
B. Earthly Kingdom Focus β Law & altar
C. Future Fulfillment
Christβs blood saves the Church, the Body of Christ, by grace alone.
CONCLUSION
Animal blood could point, picture, and prepareβ
but only the blood of Christ can pardon, purify, and perfect.
No more sacrifices.
No more priests.
No more condemnation.
Hebrews 10:14
βFor by one offering he hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified.β
CALL TO ACTION
Stop trusting religion
Start trusting redemption
Believe the GOSPEL:
1 Corinthians 15:1β4
Christ died for our sins
He was buried
He rose again
Trust the BLOOD that saves forever.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Religion spills blood repeatedly
Redemption rests in blood once shed
Donβt go back to shadowsβstand in the substance.
The blood of Christ is ENOUGH.






