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What does the Bible say about the sanctity of the priesthood?

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The Bible emphasizes the holiness and sanctity required of priests in Leviticus 21, highlighting that they must be blameless to serve on behalf of the people.

The Bible, particularly in Leviticus 21, outlines the sanctity required of priests, stating that they must be holy to offer sacrifices to God. In verses such as 21:6, it is made clear that the priests are to maintain their holiness and not profane God's name while handling holy offerings. This demand underscores the seriousness with which God regards the priestly role, as these priests are mediators between Him and the people, symbolizing the holiness of God Himself. Such holiness is reflective of the ultimate priest, Jesus Christ, who embodies perfect sanctity.
Scripture References: Leviticus 21:6-8, Romans 5:1-2

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The Sanctity Of The Priesthood
Walter Pendleton · Mar 8, 2020
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