Here’s a sacred poem proclaiming Jesus as the Lamb of God, saturated with Scripture:
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### **"Behold the Lamb"**
*"The next day John saw Jesus coming toward him and said,
'Look, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!'"*
—John 1:29
**Verse 1:**
*Not spotless rams on altars slain (Lev. 16:15),*
*But You—the final Sacrifice.*
*No blood of bulls could wash our stain,*
*Yet Yours pours mercy like the tides (Heb. 9:12-14).*
**Verse 2:**
*Silent before the shearers’ blade (Isa. 53:7),*
*You bore the thorns we ought to wear.*
*The knife of justice, undelayed—*
*Yet Love cried, "Father, forgive them there" (Luke 23:34).*
**Verse 3:**
*Now death’s dark door stands open wide,*
*The slaughtered Lamb is glorified (Rev. 5:6,12)!*
*Your scars still plead with crimson grace—*
*Our Passover, our Hiding Place (1 Cor. 5:7; Ex. 12:13).*
**Doxology:**
*"Worthy the Lamb upon the throne (Rev. 5:12-13),*
*Who traded heaven for our shame.*
*The Shepherd died to claim His own—*
*Oh, sing His everlasting Name!"*
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This poem moves from Old Testament shadows to New Testament fulfillment, celebrating Christ’s atoning work. May it deepen your awe for the One who was "led like a lamb to the slaughter" (Isaiah 53:7) yet reigns as the Lion of Judah (Rev. 5:5-6). 🕊️✝️
*(Key Scriptures: Passover imagery (Exodus 12), Suffering Servant (Isaiah 53), and Revelation’s victorious Lamb.)*
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