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Question 11.8.1: Sacrifices: When did Jews stop making animal sacrifices?
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Jews stopped making animal sacrifices when the Temple in Jerusalem was
destroyed. Jews are forbidden to offer any sort of sacrifice outside
of the Holy Temple.
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