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| Monday, Feb 25, 2019. The New Testament uses the term "lamb of God" for Jesus. The image of a | Monday, Feb 25, 2019. The New Testament uses the term "lamb of God" for Jesus. The image of a | ||
| lamb comes many times. You have probably heard it. Some of us have heard it so many times | lamb comes many times. You have probably heard it. Some of us have heard it so many times | ||
| - | that you have forgotten what is means? Others never realized the term. So let us check it out | + | that we have forgotten what is means! Others never realized the term. So let us check it out |
| for a moment. | for a moment. | ||
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| is the core Christian message, which has been communicated in mature form from the very | is the core Christian message, which has been communicated in mature form from the very | ||
| beginning of Christianity. According to the passage above it has already been communicated | beginning of Christianity. According to the passage above it has already been communicated | ||
| - | with the beginning of the ministry of Jesus, who preaced | + | with the beginning of the ministry of Jesus, who preached |
| The lamb of God refers back to thousands of years of sacrifice in Jewish history and beyond. | The lamb of God refers back to thousands of years of sacrifice in Jewish history and beyond. | ||
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