- So . . . I'm "feeding myself" in the morning from God's Word and thought I'd post what I'm chewin' on and make my "food" available for others who might want to nibble a bit. Hope it's of some benefit to you . . .
The word of God is living and active . . . (Hebrews 4:12)
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Tag Archives: the Lamb
A Common Denominator
The impact of the contrast never fades. The wonder at reading the two put side by side and beheld in but one Person is jaw-dropping, again. No wonder everything in heaven goes facedown as they behold the Lion and the … Continue reading
Posted in Isaiah, Revelation
Tagged facedown, incarnation, lion of the tribe of judah, the Lamb, the Lamb forever, the Lion of Judah
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Always the Lamb
I think I’ve always had a bit of resistance to leaving baby Jesus in the manger at Christmas. That, for some reason, I’ve needed to remind myself that the idyllic scene I love to imagine through the various nativity displays … Continue reading
Posted in Revelation
Tagged incarnation, the babe in the manger, the Lamb, the Lamb forever
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A Lion
Again, it’s repetition in Jeremiah that’s caused me to pause and reflect this morning. Something said of God’s judgment of Babylon in this morning’s reading that was also declared concerning His judgment of Edom in yesterday’s reading. And it’s got … Continue reading
Posted in Jeremiah
Tagged God's wrath, judgment, lion of the tribe of judah, the Lamb, the Lion of Judah, who is like unto Thee?
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Because of The Touch
You’d think that paying the price for another would come with a bit of honor. That laying down your life for someone else’s sin would demand a bit of dignity when disposing of the body. But as I hover over … Continue reading
Behold the Lamb . . . Forever!
I’m reading the second to last chapter in the Bible this morning. The end of the story, the beginning of eternity. And what strikes me is the number of times John, in his prophetic heavenly vision, refers to “the Lamb.” … Continue reading
Posted in Revelation
Tagged heaven, heaven's glory, heavenly praise, the Lamb, the Lamb forever
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It Wasn’t Enough
Give them blood, he thought, and that should appease them. A good beating, flayed so they can see muscle. Surely that would satisfy their illogical, unjustifiable animosity. And then add some mockery for good measure. Thinks He’s a king? Then … Continue reading
Posted in John
Tagged atoning sacrifice, crucifixion, substitutionary atonement, the Lamb
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To What Lengths Would God Go?
There’s an irony in Jonah that has a way of making me smile. For example, Jonah self-identifies as a “a Hebrew, and I fear the LORD, the God of heaven” (1:9). Yet, when told by the God of heaven he … Continue reading
Posted in John, Jonah
Tagged adoration, crucifixion, God's grace, great mercy, mercy, slow to anger, steadfast love, the Lamb
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On Earth as in Heaven
Bildad done good . . . though he didn’t even realize it. Asking the right questions is a big part of getting to the right answers. And Bildad asks a good one, in fact, he asks two real good ones. … Continue reading
Posted in Job
Tagged atoning sacrifice, imputed righteousness, peace, Prince of Peace, the Lamb
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The Hit
It’s not like they had never thought of it before. Not even like they had never even tried to do it before. But now their determination was formalized. Now it went from what had been at best spontaneous reactions of … Continue reading
Steadfast Love and Faithfulness
Atonement. The covering for iniquity. To propitiate, to pacify, to make peace for the debt owed due to transgression. Pretty major theme throughout the Scriptures. Normally not too surprised when I come across it in my readings. But this morning it … Continue reading
Posted in Proverbs
Tagged atonement, atoning sacrifice, God's faithfulness, steadfast love, the Lamb
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