The document discusses the biblical Day of Atonement where the high priest would sacrifice a goat and send it away into the wilderness, carrying the sins of the people. It warns that sins have been permanently forgiven by Christ's sacrifice and should not be brought back through repeating past sins or dwelling on guilt. True freedom from sin is found by telling others about Christ's forgiveness.

1. Don’t Let Your Goat Come Back
The Day of Atonement
(Leviticus 16)

2. Leviticus 16:15

4. Leviticus 16:15

5. Leviticus
16:20-22
Isaiah 53:4-6

6. Don’t Let Your Goat Come Back

7. Don’t Let Your Goat Come Back
But wouldn’t it be
terrible if someone
found him and
brought him back?

8. Don’t Let Your Goat Come Back
Our Lord delights in taking
our sins away (Micah 7:18-19)
He takes them far, far, away
(Micah 7:19; Psa. 103:8-14)
He intends for them to stay
gone = permanent forgiveness
(Heb. 8:12)
He paid tremendously to set
you free from guilt (Rom. 5).

9. Don’t Let Your Goat Come Back
Don’t Bring
Your Old Sins
to Commit
Them Again
Romans 5:20; 6:1-2, 12-13;
Col. 3:1-10;1 Peter 4:1-5;
1 Jn. 1:5-9; 2:1-2

10. Don’t Let Your Goat Come Back
Don’t Bring Your
Old Sins Back
to Your Mind…
to Live With
Burden & Guilt
Hebrews 8:12; Luke 7:36-47;
Rev. 12:9-11

11. Don’t Let Your Goat Come Back
The Only
Acceptable Use
of the Goat is to
Tell Others &
Help Others
1 Tim. 1:12-17;
Titus 3:2-7

12. But…
This day came every year.
Something better
was coming
(Hebrews
10:1-4,11-18)

13. Don’t Let
Your Goat
Come Back