As the Lamb of God, He is the sacrificial One, bearing away the sins of the world. As the Lion, He is the Judge, punishing His enemies. At His first coming (2,000 years ago), He was the Lamb.

If Jesus as a “slain lamb” is still a present factor in the last-written book of the Bible, describing events far into the future, then by the same token, ...

Some years ago, an essayist nicknamed this icon “Scary Jesus.” And it does seem to violate the canons of the Christian ...

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Jesus is often referred to as a ‘lamb’ In the Bible, John the Baptist called Jesus the ‘Lamb of God’. It refers to the belief that Jesus was a sort of sacrificial lamb, dying to save humanity.

“Lamb” humanizes Jesus and allows the reader to see this character, not as the son of God, but as a likable, earnest and somewhat confused young man, ...