Day of Atonement

God set up the most holy day of the year—the Day of Atonement. High priest Aaron put on white linen holy clothes and brought a bull and two male goats into the Most Holy Place. One goat was offered as a sin offering. The other was the 'scapegoat'—Aaron laid both hands on its head, confessed all the sins of the Israelites, then it was sent into the wilderness, symbolizing that sins were completely taken away.