How did Israel’s system of worship differ from the heathen religions of the time?
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At that time, the Israel’s system of worship was adopting a principle from heathen religion, which is a man can save himself by his own works. Even though, they still do the sanctuary rituals, but the sacrificial ceremony has lost its all meaning. Its just an actor played things, which was played by the priests at that moment.
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