Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,3 |      sacrifice of a one-year-old lamb to the temple for burning,
 2 2, 1,2 |        to everyone: “Behold! The Lamb of God Who takes away the
 3 2, 1,2 |         same words: “Behold! The Lamb of God.” In calling Christ
 4 2, 1,2 |          God.” In calling Christ Lamb, John relates to Him the
 5 2, 1,2 |        led to slaughter — a mute lamb before his shearers (Isaiah
 6 3, 0,4 |        obliged to kill a Paschal lamb and bring a sacrifice to
 7 4, 2,21|        as being the true Paschal Lamb that accepts all the sins
 8 4, 2,21|        upon Himself.~The paschal lamb was only a symbol of the
 9 4, 2,21|         partaking of the paschal lamb will be replaced in the
10 4, 2,21|       the killing of the paschal lamb at the temple, its blood
11 4, 2,21|        wine. Because the paschal lamb appeared as a symbol of
12 4, 2,21| replacement of the Old Testament lamb with Christ’s Body, and
13 5, 0,83|      desert. As the true Paschal Lamb, He had to die on the day
14 6, 3,1 |       the blood of a sacrificial lamb, thereby sparing the Jewish
15 6, 3,1 |         to select a one-year-old lamb, free of any defects. Then
16 6, 3,1 |         blood of the slaughtered lamb. That’s why the lamb was
17 6, 3,1 | slaughtered lamb. That’s why the lamb was sacrificed near the
18 6, 3,1 |     within the temple. The baked lamb was eaten in its entirety —
19 6, 3,1 |     slowly partake of the Pascal lamb, together with unleavened
20 6, 3,1 |       washed their hands and ate lamb, bitter greens and bread.
21 6, 3,1 |     bitter greens and bread. The lamb had to be totally consumed
22 6, 4,1 |         they killed the Passover lamb…”~Luke 22:7 “Then came the
23 6, 4,1 |          Saturday), the Passover lamb was slain on the evening
24 6, 4,1 |         they killed the Passover lamb” and Saint Luke: “When the
25 6, 4,1 |        arrived at Jerusalem, the lamb was always slain one day
26 6, 6,3 |    sacrifice as the true Paschal Lamb at the approach of the Old
27 6, 7,3 |        Exodus 12:46: the Paschal lamb, transfiguration of the