Leviticus 17 v 11 says For the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it to you upon the altar to make an atonement for your souls, for it is the blood that makes an atonement for the soul.
Human sacrifices were always considered an 'abomination' which God hated. This is specifically one reason why the Israelites were not to engage in the idolatrous practices of the nations whom they displaced out of Canaan. Such practices did involve child-sacrifice.
Pigs were considered unclean and not suitable for sacrifice or human consumption.
The Zulu are an ethnic group in South Africa. Goats and lambs are often used by the Zulu as sacrifices to the spirits.
for milk, cheese, and sacrifices.
lambs and goats get along fine.. except that goats need copper and to sheep it is toxic.... so you need to take the goats out daily and give them minerals or grain laced with copper (which any caprine grain or minerals will have ) to keep their bodies running correctly... make sure that the source of copper used is kept where the sheep can't get to it......
One year old. Exodus 12:5 "Your lamb shall be an unblemished male a year old; you may take it from the sheep or from the goats. "
Yes, goats are often used symbolically in the Bible to represent strength, leadership, and fertility. In some instances, goats are also seen as sacrificial offerings in ancient Jewish rituals as a form of atonement for sins.
rugs or jackets!
Goats were used for mainly milk,
A lipase is an enzyme that is used breakdown milk fat and give cheese its unique flavor. They are produced from the cow or pig pancreatic glands and the gastric juices of calves, lambs, or goats. They are found in cheese such as parmesan, Romano, and provolone.
They cannot fight back.
In the Bible, barley is mentioned as a type of grain that was commonly grown and used for various purposes, including making bread, offering sacrifices, and feeding animals. It is mentioned in relation to agricultural practices and as a symbol of abundance and blessing.
"Innumerable wild goats" is a simple expression used to express seeing goats. It means "a large, undefined number of wild goats."