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 1  2,1| frequently He is represented as a Lamb, or as a Shepherd carrying
 2  2,4|         only they painted on it a Lamb, either standing at the
 3  6,8|          Holy Spirit. O Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Father,
 4  7,1|     speaks of the Saviour as of a Lamb Which takes on Itself the
 5  7,1|         The portion is called the Lamb, and represents Christ,
 6  7,1|       Christ, of whom the Paschal Lamb was the prototype. The priest
 7  7,1|    prototype. The priest lays the Lamb in the middle of the paten,
 8  7,1|          Christ also, like unto a Lamb, offered Himself as a sacrifice
 9  7,1|         paten at the right of the Lamb; this loaf is called “the
10  7,1|           rows at the left of the Lamb. — Out of the fourth loaf,
11  7,1|     Church and are laid below the Lamb; while lower still, under
12  7,1|          His incarnation, was the Lamb destined to be sacrificed
13  7,1|          elevates the consecrated Lamb, saying: “Holy things are
14  7,1|       with a prostration the Holy Lamb, and say in the consciousness
15  7,1|  communion, the priest breaks the Lamb in four parts, saying: “
16  7,1|     Broken and distributed is the Lamb of God: broken, yet not
17  7,1|         remaining portions of the Lamb are placed into the chalice,
18  7,1|           the act of breaking the Lamb, of uniting the Elements,
19  7,1|          of which a portion — the Lamb — has been cut in memory
20  8,3|      feast. Then the blood of the lamb with which the doors of
21  8,3|           like unto an immaculate Lamb, delivered us by His resurrection
22  9,5|           to him a portion of the Lamb, with the words: — “Receive