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Remnants of the 1st century Stairs of Ascent, discovered by archaeologist Benjamin Mazar, to the entrance of the Temple Courtyard. Pilgrims coming to make sacrifices at the Temple would have entered and exited by this stairway. Wikipedia photo by Wilson44691

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By Hyphen Parent

Are any of the sacrificial laws observed by Jewish people today?

SPO_Ask-a-Jew-ad_042114Sacrifices only took place at the Temple. Since it has been destroyed, the practice has stopped. Jews haven’t practiced sacrifices in nearly 2,000 years.
Some Orthodox Jews believe that sacrifices will be reinstated in the Messianic age. Other Jews believe the time of sacrifices is over and will not occur again.

Hyphen Parent
Hyphen Parent
Dorothy-Ann Parent (better known as Hyphen) is a writer, a traditional Jew, a seeker of justice, a lover of stories and someone who’s best not left unattended in a bookshop or animal shelter.

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