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* Although goats and sheep can be very similar, these are some ways that they are different:
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* Goats have coarse hair; sheep have wool.
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* The tail of a goat stands up; the tail of a sheep hangs down.
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* A sheep usually like to stay with their herd, but goats are more independent and tend to wander away from the herd.
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* Sheep usually like to stay with their herd, but goats are more independent and tend to wander away from their herd.
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* In Bible times, goats were often the main source of milk in Israel.
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* Goat skins were used for tent coverings and to make bags for holding wine.
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* In both the Old and New Testaments, the goat was used as a symbol for unrighteous people, perhaps because of their tendency to wander away from the one taking care of them.
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* The Israelites also used goats as symbolic sin bearers. When one goat was sacrificed, the priest would lay his hands on a second live goat and send it into the desert as a symbol of the animal bearing the people's sins.
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* In both the Old and New Testaments, the goat was used as a symbol for unrighteous people, perhaps because of its tendency to wander away from the one taking care of it.
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* The Israelites also used goats as symbolic sin bearers. When one goat was sacrificed, the priest would lay his hands on a second, live goat, and send it into the desert as a symbol that the animal was bearing the people's sins.
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(See also: [flock](../other/flock.md) **·** [sacrifice](../other/sacrifice.md) **·** [sheep](../other/sheep.md) **·** [unrighteous](../kt/unrighteous.md) **·** [wine](../other/wine.md))
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