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  1. Ryan White

    Shalom Shomerdvash,

    Rico usually doesn’t get a chance to check questions on the website due to his busy schedule, but there are many people on the forums that can help you with your question. Could you elaborate a little bit more on your question? Where are you hearing these terms at?

    The word korban is the Hebrew word commonly translated as “sacrifice” or “offering”. When you understand it in it’s Hebrew sense, it does not imply a loss, as most Christians teach, but rather an offering given in order to draw near (to the Father).

    Bath could be bat which means “daughter”, or it could be beyt which means “house” (also it is an idiom for the Temple). Chai means “life”.

    Shalom,
    Ryan

    Please continue discussion on the forum: link

  2. shomerdvash

    Rico,
    a Messianic, Hebrew Roots believer & Pastor is doing a study on what the meaning of “Declare Korban” &
    “Bath Chai or Qai”. He asked me to look into a deeper meaning for him. You are very familiar with the Temple Sacrificial System. Could you give me some insight on this please?
    B’rachot,
    Shomer

  3. Marionk

    Really enjoying the teachings, so much to learn about!

    Have a wonderful Yom Teruah.

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