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and he shall spatter from the blood of the sin offering on the wall◦ of the altar; and what··is··left of the blood shall be pressed··out toward▵ the foundation of the altar; it◦ is a sin offering.
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and he shall spatter from the blood of the sin offering on the wall◦ of the altar; and what··is··left of the blood shall be pressed··out toward▵ the foundation of the altar; it◦ is a sin offering.
The nature of the soul is a deep and complicated topic, but it can be summarized as our spiritual life — that is, who we are in terms of our thoughts and affections. And that, generally, is the internal sense when the Bible talks of a soul. You could be missing limbs, disfigured in the body due to illness or accident, paralyzed, but you would still be a complete human being. That's because the soul is the real you, and the soul has to do with internal things, not the state of your body.