Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2|         wolf~shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie
 2   1,2,3|       dragon] by the blood of the Lamb, and by ~the word of their
 3   1,2,4|         family should slaughter a lamb or kid and roast its flesh
 4   1,2,4| shank-bone represents the paschal lamb eaten that fateful ~night. ~
 5   2,1,4|      staying, they would kill the lamb on the fourteenth day of
 6   2,2,5|        testimony~to Christ as the Lamb of God who took upon Himself
 7   2,3,3|          blood of Christ, as of a lamb without blemish and without
 8   2,5,2|          and 1 John 1:1) and “the Lamb” (Rev. 5:6 and 17:14; also
 9   2,5,4|      vision of God enthroned, the Lamb of God and the Heavenly
10   2,5,4|  mysterious scroll by Christ, the~Lamb of God, serves as the beginning
11   2,5,6|       Testament.) The Sacrificial~Lamb of God, as seen by the Apostle,
12   2,5,6|        pious by the “blood of the Lamb” (Ch. 7) alludes to the
13   2,5,6|          sins of the world as the Lamb of God. The palm branches~
14   2,5,6|        the “marriage” between the Lamb and the saints — of the
15   2,5,9|           He had two horns like a lamb, and spoke like a~dragon,” (
16   2,5,3|           for the~marriage of the Lamb a~the Church. The marria~