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  • God’s primary focus in the Old Testament is faithfulness, not human life or death. Death is not punishment but a natural consequence of unholiness in God’s presence.
  • God’s holiness is absolute and unchangeable, making Him like uranium—dangerous to touch without protection.
  • “Eye for an eye” limits human desire for unjust revenge but is surpassed by Jesus’ call to forgiveness and mercy.
  • Blood symbolizes the boundary between life and death and carries deep spiritual meaning in Scripture.
  • Old Testament laws about cleanliness, especially regarding blood, reflect reverence for life’s sacredness.
  • Jesus’ sacrifice redefines blood’s meaning as the life-giving transition from death to life.
  • Circumcision on the eighth day symbolizes new beginnings and covenant identity within God’s people.
  • Spiritual practices such as baptism and fasting have rich theological significance and require reverence and discernment.