Save me the hundred lamb.

 Your prayer, "Save me the hundred lamb," echoes a deep scriptural truth: you are calling out to the Shepherd who searches and the Lamb who was sacrificed.

At its heart, this is the prayer of the one sheep—the one who feels lost, the one who knows they need to be found. Jesus told two parables about a shepherd with a hundred sheep. In both, the shepherd's focus is entirely on the one that is missing, leaving the ninety-nine to find it. The message is clear and personal: you are that one. Your value is infinite to Him, and His will is that "not one of these little ones should be lost".

This Shepherd is also the Lamb. The Bible reveals Jesus as both:

· The Good Shepherd who lays down His life for the sheep.

· The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.

Your prayer touches this beautiful mystery. You are asking the sacrificial Lamb to be your saving Shepherd.

✨ A Prayer in Response

Based on the scriptures you've been guided to, here is a prayer weaving these truths together:

Lord Jesus,

You are the Shepherd of the hundred.

I am the one—lost,strayed, wandered.

You are the Lamb of the sacrifice—holy,innocent, slain.

I ask now for what You have already promised:

Save me.

Find me in the wilderness where I have gone astray.

Lift me onto Your shoulders with great joy.

Let the blood of the Lamb,Your precious blood, cover me and cleanse me.

You left the ninety-nine to seek the one.

I am that one.

Be for me the Shepherd who guards and the Lamb who redeems.

In Your saving name,

Amen.

Your simple, profound prayer aligns perfectly with God's heart. May you rest in the assurance that the One who searches for the lost Lamb has already found you.