The Day of Atonement is held on the tenth day of the seventh month. It is our most solemn day of the year. It is a holy convocation and Sabbath of rest. We fast on the Day of Atonement and offer prayers for ourselves, our families, our church, the lost tribe of Israel and all of God’s saints throughout the world. Israel was commanded to afflict their souls, to fast, to bring an offering and to rest.

1. ATONEMENT
Repent & Sin No More

2. What is atonement?
A holy convocation held on the 10th day of
the 7th month of tisri
This is the most solemn day of the year
during which we fast & offer prayers to be
forgiven for our sins
To ‘atone’ means to reconcile, to make right
and recompense
God commands us to celebrate the
atonement each year, which points to the
time when Christ will blot away our sins
with his blood
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3. History Reveals...
The day of atonement was kept in
ancient israel as a time of fasting
& prayer as well
The high priest would enter into
the holiest of holies with the
blood of animals to make
recompense for the sins of israel
The Holiest of Holies was the inner part of the
Tabernacle & later the Temple in Jerusalem where the
Ark of the Covenant, which contained the 10
commandments, was placed
The high priest could only enter
into the holy place once a year
No one else could enter in
The high priest represented Christ who is our High
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4. History reveals...
During the levitical priesthood, the
blood of animals were used when
making sacrifices & atonements
We can see in the scriptures that many
sacrifices & atonements were made on
Israel’s behalf yet they continued to
sin
The sacrifice of animals pointed to the
time of christ being crucified for us
Christ made one sacrifice for our sins
forever when he died for us
It is Christ’s blood, not the blood of
animals, that cleanses us from sin (See
presentation “The Blood of Christ”)
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5. Fasting on atonement
God commands us to fast during the day of
atonement, in which we refrain from consuming
any food & drink from sundown to sundown
SPECIAL NOTE: A new day begins at sundown. Atonement will take place on
Tuesday, October 25th, 2012. We will observe the Atonement beginning
on the sundown of Monday, October 24th to the sundown of October 25th.
Fasting symbolizes our ability to sacrifice the
lusts of the flesh & to live a life free from sin
Through fasting we become
stronger & closer to god
When christ fasted 40 days &
nights in the wilderness he
taught us that man does not
live by bread alone but by
every word that proceedeth
out of the mouth of god
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Tuesday, October 11, 2016
October 10 to the sundown of October 11th, 2016
Sabbath, September 30th, 2017
Friday, September 29th, 2017
Wednesday, September 19th, 2018
Tuesday, September 18, 2018

6. Forgiveness & repentance
Remember that ‘atone’ means to reconcile,
to make right and recompense
Atonement is a day in which we truly
evaluate our lives to make certain we are
living according to the laws of god
We pray to God the father & ask for his
mercy & forgiveness for our sins
We also pray that the father give us the
strength & holy spirit to repent & sin no
more
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7. The cost of sin
The key phrase is to ‘repent & sin
no more’
Sin is not a little thing
the cost of sin is very high
It can cost us our lives
Sin is the transgression of the 10
commandments
the bible, which defines the law,
gives us instruction on how to keep
it
Despite what some may say in the
world, it is possible to live a life
free from sin
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8. Everyone is guilty of sin
We are all guilty of sin
Adam & eve sinned against
god & caused a terrible
curse to be placed upon
humankind
What is this curse?....that
all flesh would be
susceptible to sin & death
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9. No sin is hidden
Everything we have done in
our lives is recorded in a
book
This book includes every
righteous deed & every sin
We must resist temptation
& obey because God sees,
hears & knows all
Let us remember god’s
judgment... “the soul that
sinneth shall die”
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10. Hope remains....
In looking at that judgment one
might think that there is no hope to
be saved
Our hope is in christ who was sent
on this earth by god the father to
die for our sins
Through the shedding of christ’s
blood....
We were granted forbearance & grace, which
provides us the opportunity to turn from sin & walk
in truth (See class on “Grace”)
The curse of Adam’s sin was taken away, meaning
those who obey God would NOT die an
ETERNAL DEATH & would rise up in the
resurrection during the last days
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11. During the last days
The day of atonement has not been fulfilled
He will blot out the sins in our record books
with his blood
Only then will the sins in our record books be
permanently removed
For most of God’s people, the evil root or the
knowledge of evil is removed at the common
death; therefore, they will resurrect with
immortal flesh having undefiled hearts & minds
For a few, those who will live to see him come,
the evil root will be removed during the
outpouring of the holy spirit at the time of
harvest
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12. Keep this in mind...
On the day of atonement we must remember that
Christ is in the most holy place in heaven &
appearing before God the father on our behalf
He is our high priest & atonement
We must fast & pray, repenting for our sins just
as our ancient fathers did
Because Atonement has yet to be fulfilled the
door of mercy is still open
Let us call upon the Lord today while it is still
today
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13. How do we celebrate
atonement?
The day of atonement is the most holy & solemn
day of the year
We keep it just like a Sabbath, refraining from
any common or recreational activities
We decorate our church in red and white to
remember christ’s blood & purity
Our solemn ceremony includes songs of praise,
prayer, hand washing & communion, testimonies &
foot washing
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14. Please Review the
following Scriptures
Leviticus 23: 27-32
Hebrews 10: 1-14
Psalms 51: 1-7
Zechariah 8: 19-23
Isaiah 1: 16-18
Matthew 4: 1-14
St. John 13: 1-17
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Matthew 9: 14-15
Isaiah 58: 4-8
Psalms 51: 1-7
Joel 2: 12-17
Hebrews 9: 22 & 24-28

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