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Built within the city of Jerusalem, the Temple stood as a sanguine sanctuary where His Spirit accepted the sacrifices of His people. There, the blood of these offerings would show the sincerity of our true worship. It is not just a small drop of blood that we are called to offer in its hallowed walls, either, but the entirety of a creature’s blood is presented to Him in the Temple’s worship event!
While the amount might vary individually according to weight and build, a full-grown bovine generally has around ten (10) gallons of blood circulating through its body. A small portion is commanded to be placed upon the horns of the altar, but the majority would be poured at the base. This would be a significant amount, and not something that could easily be missed by all worshiper’s present. Blood meant everyone knew worship had occurred.
A typical sheep or goat has about four (4) gallons of blood coursing through their system, so a young of that species would have somewhat less, yet the amount would remain impressive.
In fact, the bloodiest worship events in the Temple occur during the Spring festival of Passover and the Fall festival of Tabernacles. Many, many animals are sacrificed on those days. The festival of Tabernacles has the most Scripturally-commanded sacrifices of the two holy times (see Numbers 29:12-34), but it is Passover that ends up surpassing Tabernacles when the offering of the Passover lambs by all the heads of Israelite families in the country is factored into the count. An incredible amount of blood is poured out during the two events, but the most astonishing flow unquestionably happens at Passover.
When the lambs that signify redemption from bondage in Egypt are offered up piecemeal in the Temple courtyard on Passover, the volume of blood poured forth is almost unimaginable to us far removed from such event. Indeed, in one day, in a matter of hours, so many lambs would be slaughtered in the Temple grounds that one might think the place would be a bloodbath. In truth, such a suggestion is not far from reality.
A few passages down, we read in Pesachim 65b that the drain holes at the base of the altar that normally kept the blood of the sacrifices from pooling were deliberately plugged during the holy day of Passover! This odd deed caused an already gory situation to become an almost unimaginably macabre scenario. The blood was not dealt with immediately by descending into the SHISSIN. It stayed in the courtyard, and with each successive slaughter of the lamb on Passover, the blood on the floor increased, until it was a vast pool covering the entire floor around the altar! The priests, unable to wear shoes while ministering, therefore walked barefoot in the blood of the Passover lambs.
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