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What does the Bible say about sin committed in ignorance?

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The Bible teaches that there are specific offerings for sins committed in ignorance, as outlined in Leviticus 4.

In Leviticus 4, God instructs Moses to tell the Israelites about the sin offering to be made when a soul sins through ignorance against His commandments. This offering signifies God's provision for atonement even for those sins that individuals may not consciously be aware of—that they have committed due to ignorance. The chapter outlines the different offerings for various individuals, including priests, rulers, and common people, emphasizing the importance of recognizing sin and bringing it before the Lord for forgiveness. In Acts 3:17, the apostle Peter reminds the Jews that their denial of Christ was done through ignorance, linking this concept of ignorance to the need for atonement through Christ's sacrifice, who fulfills the law's requirements.
Scripture References: Leviticus 4, Acts 3:17

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Ignorance
Ian Potts · Jul 20, 2014
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