In God\'s gift of divine Law and the Liturgy of worship to Israel at Mount Sinai, He ordained a single Sacrifice as the center of the sacrificial system--the Tamid sacrifice.
No other sacrifices were to take.
The ritual of the Tamid was a daily communal Sacrifice for the atonement and sanctification of the covenant people and was the focus of religious life for the Israelites in covenant union with the God of their forefathers.
The Hebrew word "tamid" means "standing" as in perpetual or continual.
In God\'s gift of divine Law and the Liturgy of worship to Israel at Mount Sinai, He ordained a single Sacrifice as the center of the sacrificial system--the Tamid sacrifice