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If so....1) why do you do it?2) is there scriptural grounds for such?I know there are old testament examples of killing of animals and sprinkling of blood. But did any of the NT writers do such?

This issue discussed previously (L)

www.actscelerate.com/viewtopic.php?t=75245&highlight=osbornePraying in Jesus name is sufficient The HammerMi kamocah ba'elim AdonaiWho is like you, Adonai, among the mighty? (Exodus 15:11

Amen

Pleading Blood - response to Hayford

Pleading the BloodI read with interest Jack Hayford’s teaching regarding “Pleading the Blood,” and was particularly intrigued when I discovered he drew his support for pleading the blood from the first Passover experience recorded in Exodus.

Amen.Sometimes we seem to separate Jesus' blood from Jesus himself, as if though there is literal blood out there somewhere in the spirit realm that drives out demons, heals sick bodies and washes away sin

I heard a church of God evangelist say that Christ went to heaven and took His blood with Him and put it on the mercy seat of the tabernacle that Moses made a type of. There is a lot of this kind of teaching out there. Making the literal blood of Jesus what it is about. I have heard messages talking about the soldiers getting His blood on them and things happening. Someone even said that Christ was hung on a cross above where the old ark of the covenant was buried and His blood flowed onto that.

I heard a church of God evangelist say that Christ went to heaven and took His blood with Him and put it on the mercy seat of the tabernacle that Moses made a type of. There is a lot of this kind of teaching out there. Making the literal blood of Jesus what it is about. I have heard messages talking about the soldiers getting His blood on them and things happening. Someone even said that Christ was hung on a cross above where the old ark of the covenant was buried and His blood flowed onto that.Tradition and myth, but the Truth and the Life; Christ Himself is at the right hand of God the Father making intercession for us. A priest had to bring blood his sins and the people's sins in order to enter into the Holy of Holies. Christ has entered for us Heb 9:24says....

Great post. A great explanation