Jesus became our scapegoat—when we grasp what God has done, worship should become our response. 🙌

Summary

The sermon emphasizes God's profound concern for demonstrating His forgiveness through annual visual illustrations, culminating in the Day of Atonement with the scapegoat ritual. This ancient practice symbolized the transference of Israel's sins onto the goat, which was then banished, mirroring how Jesus became our scapegoat on the cross, bearing all our sins. The practical takeaway is that true worship arises from understanding and acknowledging God's covenant-keeping and pardoning nature, not from outward performance.