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Does the Torah really teach that there can be no forgiveness without blood? A missionary attacks Rabbi Tovia Singer for his teaching on sin and atonement, but ends up confronting passages from the Tanakh that directly contradict his accusation. In this video, Rabbi Tovia Singer examines Leviticus 16 and explains the true purpose of the Yom Kippur sacrifices. He also demonstrates why the Torah never teaches that a person must die to pay for another's sins. If blood was the only means of atonement, how did Daniel receive forgiveness when there was no Temple and no sacrifices? Through Deuteronomy 24:16, 2 Chronicles 6, Isaiah 1, Isaiah 55, Hosea 14, Micah 6, Psalm 51, Jeremiah 7, and Daniel 4, Rabbi Tovia Singer shows that the Tanakh presents repentance, prayer, justice, and charity as the means by which God forgives. He also addresses one of the most frequently repeated Christian arguments: “Without the shedding of blood, there is no forgiveness.” Does Leviticus 17:11 teach this within its true context, or does this interpretation stem from Hebrews 9:22? Watch the full analysis, check each passage directly in the Tanakh, and decide for yourself. Leave your answer in the comments: Can there be forgiveness without a blood sacrifice? Subscribe for more biblical analysis, messianic prophecies, Judaism, Christianity, and teachings from Rabbi Tovia Singer. #RabbiToviaSinger #ToviaSinger #Tanakh #Torah #YomKippur #Atonement #Christianity #Judaism