the Lamb

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The Lamb is a title for Jesus Christ in Christian theology, emphasizing his sacrificial role in humanity’s redemption.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christological title
theological concept in Christianity
title of Jesus Christ
affirmedIn Protestant theology NERFINISHED
associatedWith atonement for sin
redemption of humanity
centralTo Christian soteriology
Christian worship
Eucharistic theology
connectedTo forgiveness of sins
heavenly worship in Revelation
new covenant
reconciliation with God
contrastedWith lion imagery of Christ
describedAs Lamb of God NERFINISHED
slain Lamb
worthy Lamb
emphasizes sacrificial role of Jesus Christ
hasRole symbol of Jesus Christ
invokedIn Agnus Dei liturgy
linkedTo themes of judgment and kingship in Revelation
themes of meekness and humility
portrayedAs enthroned in heaven
opening the sealed scroll in Revelation
receiving worship from angels and saints
prefiguredBy Isaiah’s suffering servant imagery
Old Testament sacrificial system
Passover lamb
refersTo Jesus Christ NERFINISHED
rootedIn Book of Revelation NERFINISHED
First Epistle of Peter NERFINISHED
Gospel of John NERFINISHED
New Testament NERFINISHED
symbolizes Christ’s death
Christ’s suffering
Christ’s victory over death
Christ’s victory over sin
innocence
obedience to God
purity
sacrifice
substitutionary atonement
titleOf Jesus as Redeemer NERFINISHED
Jesus as Savior NERFINISHED
Jesus as sacrificial offering
usedIn Christian hymnody
Christian iconography
Christian preaching
veneratedIn Catholic theology
Orthodox theology

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William Blake notableWork the Lamb
this entity surface form: The Lamb