What specific physical requirement was demanded for any animal brought as a sacrifice to the Lord?
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Correct answer: It must be without any blemish or defect
Throughout Leviticus, God commands that animals for sacrifice must be 'without blemish.' This perfection symbolized the holiness required to approach God and foreshadowed a perfect future sacrifice.
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