when and why did Jews stop making sacrifices to god ?
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Well, before the Temples were built, Jews could give sacrifices wherever but after the Temples were built, Jews could only sacrifice there and when the Roman general Titus destroyed the temple and started the Diaspora, there were no more sacrifices
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Jews, according to Palestinians, have to be eradicated because they have misused the hospitality paid by Arabs in Palestine and they have quickly bought out the whole Palestine. \nAnother cause - Jews and Christians, according to Usama's version, have deviated even from Christendom and Judaism, the sin like homosexualism, alcoholism, porn channels became norm for them.
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God can change His mind through prayer of others, just read about Moses. God was gonna kill all the Jews but Moses stopped Him! The power of prayer is splendid. Our very first goal-our reason for being hear was and is to spend time with The Lord! And we do that through prayer. It is our life-line to our Father! God bless
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In Genesis 8, Noah offered up sacrifices to God.  He could do that because he had brought some animals aboard the ark in larger groups than twos (Genesis 7:2).  Then in Genesis 9, God put the fear of man in the heart of every animal, so that they would be hard to catch, and then He said to Noah that they were to be food for him as well as the plants.  Apparently there was enough time for the animals to reproduce because we've been eating them for centuries, and we still have enough to eat.
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Initially I was not going to answer this question, because you already had a number of people respond.  Then I read the answers and most of them contain misinformation.  So I thought that you should get an answer from someone that actually knows about this subject.\n\nTo Jews, there is no such thing as the "Old Testament".  We Jews use something called the Tanakh, which is the Jewish bible.  Jews do not recognize the texts of the Christian church.\n\nJesus has no meaning in Judaism!  Jews are still awaiting the coming of the messiah, and according to the Gospels, Jesus didn't fulfill the prophcies of the Jewish Messiah.\n\nAs far as sacrifice goes, the only place that a blood sacrifice was done was in the temple in Jerusalem.  In 70 CE (AD) the Romans destroyed the temple (this was the send time the temple was destroyed).  When the temple is not available, prayer takes the place of the sacrifice.\n\nSince the Jews have not had a temple for almost 2000 years, prayer has come to replace sacrifice.  Even if the temple were to be rebuilt in the future, prayer will still remain the main method used to expiate sin within Judaism.
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Church fathers changed the Scriptural mandate for traditions of men. Nowadays folks blindly follow instead of obeying the Bible.
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yep because the jews were trying to say this in acts 15\n\n5Then some of the believers who belonged to the party of the Pharisees stood up and said, "The Gentiles must be circumcised and required to obey the law of Moses...\n\n& 11 says this 11No! We believe it is through the grace of our Lord Jesus that we are saved, just as they are."\n\nand its summed up with what you say in the Question\n\n19& 20 19"It is my judgment, therefore, that we should not make it difficult for the Gentiles who are turning to God20Instead we should write to them, telling them to abstain from food polluted by idols, from sexual immorality, from the meat of strangled animals and from blood.
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God appointed the priests to be important. It was a multi-tiered system.  Israel was to be a kingdom of priests, a holy nation. (Exodus 19:6) They were to be a light to the nations.\n\nThe Temple always had a place for the Gentiles - the Court of the Gentiles. Gentiles had their sins covered in the Temple system by the 70 bulls offered up at Sukkot.  But not all of Israel served. Just the Tribe of Levi served in the Temple. And not all of the Tribe of Levi were priests, only the Kohanim - descendants of Aaron. And not all of the Kohanim were High Priest. Only the High Priest could go into the inner chamber of the Holy of Holies, and even then, he could only go once a year and not without blood. First blood for himself, and then blood for everyone else.\n\nThe priests were the intermediaries between God and man. If you had sinned you had to take your animal sacrifice to them at the Temple. You were not allowed to just go sacrifice the animal yourself. \n\nThey were also the only people allowed to impart The Name of the LORD onto the people. You have probably heard pastors say this blessing found in Numbers 6:24-26, but that is a form of theft. Only the Kohanim were given this blessing to say. And in the synagogue today they are still the ones who impart this blessing. They are also the ones called first to read from the Torah.
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It was the fruits and vegetables that he had grown. \n\nIt displeased the god of the bible because it was not a sacrifice of blood.
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Well, it was Passover at the time, and the money-changers did big business then.  People who came from foreign parts had to have their money changed into Jewish currency as this was the only money accepted for the Temple tax, and for the purchase of animals used for sacrifices.  Nothing changes: often the inflated rates of exchange made the moneychangers richer than they should have been, and the prices charged by the merchants for their animals was exorbitant.  Their stalls were set up int the Court of the Gentiles in the Temple; to get to the Temple non-Jews had to pass through it, so they were beleaguered on every side before they got there.  This is what made Jesus angry; they were, in effect, keeping Gentiles from worshipping God.
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I don't believe your "faithfulness" notion here.  Where was your god during holocaust days?\n\nYou can't tell me there weren't any god-fearing jew / people in those camps.  \n\nDon't bother with the "well well" + explanations about the permissive will or any other sort of will of god, and all the other explanations that amount to "too bad for them glad it wasn't us" rationale.\n\nAll over the world, people suffer terribly through no fault of their own.  Your god doesn't seem so faithful.  \n\nPerhaps you're simply lucky!
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Although tithing was part of the law before Christ, after him the Jews (or at least those who became Christians) were no longer under Jewish law.  (Rom. 6:14)  The laws thus changed.  (Heb. 7:12)  According to Christian law, people should give what they resolve to give in their hearts, not what someone tells them to give.  (2 Cor. 9:7)
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Rom 9:21  Hath not the potter power over the clay, of the same lump to make one vessel unto honor, and another unto dishonor? \n\nYou can read the chapter for more details.\n\nRemember, the Jews are His own. God gave them honor even though they did not give honor to Him\n\nIsa 43:4  Since thou wast precious in my sight, thou hast been honorable, and I have loved thee: therefore will I give men for thee, and people for thy life.
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Nobody can atone for somebody Else's sins. It goes against G-ds word in the Torah. Also sacrifices most be Kosher, according to G-ds word in Leviticus, a human is not Kosher. The method of death and what happens to the remains are described in Leviticus, Jesus's death met none of these conditions.\n\nNow G-d gave us many ways to atone, why did he pick the harshest for Jesus? Alsosacrifices ended as general practice with the destruction of the first temple, before Jesus was even born. So was G-d abolishing something that was not being done anymore and that was in effect optional to begin with (since there were other ways to accomplish the same thing)?
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Jesus called for the reformation of Judaism of the time. To him Judaism was being too heavily influenced by the Roman empire, and when he openly spoke out against it during passover (flipping the merchant's tables etc.), the roman empire saw him as a threat... Jesus ( during his time) was not necessarily viewed as the son of God... just a disrupter.
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To follow up on the question given by the previous person answering. The Torah (the 5 books of Moses / Genesis - Deuteronomy) forbids offering sacrifices at a place of your own choosing.  So, with the Temple having been destroyed it is forbidden for us to participate in animal sacrifice until we again regain control of the Temple Mount.\n\nFor some websites that will give you more details on Judaism see these websites:
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That is why he needs blood sacrifices! The real Jews and Christians know this, that is why they wage wars to send him burnt offerings.