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and the other one, hands are laid upon its head,
sins are confessed, and it’s let go to go into the
wilderness to never be seen again. Both of these
goats represent the sacrifice of Christ. Christ
died for our sins, and still at the same time, He
rose again. Our sins have been paid for. They’ve
been put away. And they say that one of the
goats represents Satan, and our sins must be
placed upon him whenever Jesus Christ comes
again. You say, “You’ve got to be kidding
me.” Listen, Ellen G. White said, “When Christ,
by virtue of His own blood, removes the sins of
His people from the heavenly sanctuary at the
close of His ministration, He will place them
upon Satan, who, in execution of the judgment,
must bear the final penalty.” And then she also
said, “So Christ will place all these sins upon
Satan, the originator and instigator of sin. So
Satan, bearing the guilt of all the sins which he
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