Sermon SidekickThe Lamb of God
One question echoes from Genesis to Revelation: where is the lamb? Eight sessions follow the answer from a mountain in Moriah to the throne of heaven.
Reading 1
The Offering of IsaacGenesis 22:1–10The thread opens with Isaac's question — 'where is the lamb?' — and Abraham's answer that echoes through the rest of Scripture: God Himself will provide it.
Reading 2
The First PassoverExodus 12:1–13In Egypt the lamb becomes a rescue: its blood on the doorposts marks out a people whom death will pass over.
Reading 3
Laws for Sin OfferingsLeviticus 4:1–35Leviticus allows a person to bring a female lamb without blemish as a sin offering, laying a hand on it before it is sacrificed.
Reading 4
The Rejected Figure Bearing Infirmities, Iniquity, and Violent DeathIsaiah 53:1–8Isaiah gives the lamb a face: a suffering servant, led like a lamb to the slaughter, pierced for our transgressions.
Reading 5
Jesus the Lamb of GodJohn 1:29–34John the Baptist points at a man from Nazareth and names the whole thread out loud — 'Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!'
Reading 6
The CrucifixionJohn 19:16–30During Passover season Jesus is crucified; John presents His death as the completion of the work He came to do.
Reading 7
A Call to Holiness1 Peter 1:13–21Peter tells us what the cross purchased — we were redeemed not with silver or gold but with the precious blood of a lamb without blemish.
Reading 8
The Lamb Takes the ScrollRevelation 5:1–10The thread ends at the throne, where the Lamb who was slain stands alive at the center of heaven and all creation sings that He is worthy.
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