Three Collections of Law (p. 96-101)

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  1. 3. Catholic today are _ obliged to follow too many of the specific laws found in Exodus, Deuteronomy, or Leviticus.
  2. 6. Leviticus 11 discusses the _ laws.
  3. 10. _ animals stay in their categories
  4. 11. One reason to offer sacrifice was to offer a _ for the person who sinned.
  5. 12. When someone sinned, he or she must be _
  6. 13. It was also thought that sin could _ the Temple and sacrifice could purify the area.
  7. 14. The _ code is considered to older than the Deuteronomic Code
  8. 16. The Levitical Code also deals with _ laws.
  9. 19. _ is an example of an unclean animal because it was considered a “fish” without scale or fins.
  10. 20. All _ were forgiven in a year of Jubilee
  11. 25. The purity laws helped the Israelites to maintain their _ identity.
  12. 26. Another reason was for sacrifice to _ the sin from the holy Temple and its altar.
  13. 27. There is _ evidence that laws of Jubilee were observed on a regular basis.
  14. 28. _ offerings consistent of grains like barley
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  1. 1. The year of Jubilee began with a blast of a _.
  2. 2. The Levitical Code mainly covers _ laws.
  3. 4. It is generally held that there are __ different collections of the Law.
  4. 5. _ offerings were to give glory and praise to God
  5. 7. Today, punishment is intended as a _.
  6. 8. Purity Laws are concerned with maintaining a sense of “being _” that applied to the whole community.
  7. 9. the laws of Jubilee show a _ concern for social justice
  8. 13. Deuteronomy reflect the time of the _ during which interests in social justice were prevalent.
  9. 15. The spirit of _ and community in the Mosaic Law that is embraced by Jesus in the Beatitudes preached by Jesus.
  10. 17. The emphasis of biblical laws are not on guilt or punishment, but on ___ of the community.
  11. 18. Laws that govern the actions of priests, regulations for sacrifice, and the building and maintenance of the Temple.
  12. 21. There is a theory that the food laws were a primitive _ code.
  13. 22. _ insects is an example of one of the “classes” of animals.
  14. 23. An event that occurred every seventh sabbatical year
  15. 24. Laws with the day-to-day issues that arise between people