Um, the part that I quoted.
A Bibley answer for you http://www.gotquestions.org/animal-sacrifices.html. Note how they mention that Jesus himself was a sacrifice. This mentions only blood and nothing about fire.
You are thinking of the burnt sacrifice, which is mentioned a good deal in the Bible. However, there is nothing to suggest the sacrifice was by fire, that I have read. In fact, from what I can see, the animal's blood was shed on an altar by a priest. Then, the animal was burned because God likes the smell of burning flesh. http://doctor.claudemariottini.com/2006/...ifice.html Not all sacrifices were burnt. There are specific mentions of burnt offerings in the bible, but not all are burnt. Jesus' death is explicitly called a sacrifice, in the bible, in the Church and by everyone except for disingenuous assholes who didn't realize it was idiotic to say that god does not allow human sacrifice. Keep backtracking. It suits you.
A Bibley answer for you http://www.gotquestions.org/animal-sacrifices.html. Note how they mention that Jesus himself was a sacrifice. This mentions only blood and nothing about fire.
You are thinking of the burnt sacrifice, which is mentioned a good deal in the Bible. However, there is nothing to suggest the sacrifice was by fire, that I have read. In fact, from what I can see, the animal's blood was shed on an altar by a priest. Then, the animal was burned because God likes the smell of burning flesh. http://doctor.claudemariottini.com/2006/...ifice.html Not all sacrifices were burnt. There are specific mentions of burnt offerings in the bible, but not all are burnt. Jesus' death is explicitly called a sacrifice, in the bible, in the Church and by everyone except for disingenuous assholes who didn't realize it was idiotic to say that god does not allow human sacrifice. Keep backtracking. It suits you.