Jesus Was Not A Sacrifice To Forgive Sins

No, none of the verse is 'Right' with jesus, unless you assume it is, and use the mistranslation.

Why, the HEBREW is correct of course.If you read the Jewish publication society, that would probably be the closest to the original hebrew.

So, it astonishes you that a King can get away with things a normal person can't??What would King Henry the 8th ever think of you?

actually, I don't see any evidence that that exodus happened at all.I suspect that you are right, that the leviticus was written around the time of 2 kings (when, these 'old scrolls' were found in the temple.. which amazingly enough gave the current set of priests power as the spokemen from god).Many of the restrictions appear to be what the religous ceremonies were for competing religions in that area. Amazing.. god give the exact restrictions so that people can participate in other religions ceremonies.

Except that you are missing the passages where alternatives to sacrifice are given. While dedicating the Temple, King Solomon also indicated that prayer can be used to obtain forgiveness (I Kings 8:46-50).Also, look at the non-KJV translations of Hosea 14:3