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A '''lamb''' is a baby [[sheep]]. The lamb is often used as a symbol of [[Jesus Christ]], who offered Himself as the last great sacrificial lamb. This symbolism is recognized in one of Christ's titles, "Lamb of God." | A '''lamb''' is a baby [[sheep]]. The lamb is often used as a symbol of [[Jesus Christ]], who offered Himself as the last great sacrificial lamb. This symbolism is recognized in one of Christ's titles, "Lamb of God." | ||
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[[Category:Christian symbolism]] | [[Category:Christian symbolism]] | ||
Revision as of 17:28, December 5, 2008
A lamb is a baby sheep. The lamb is often used as a symbol of Jesus Christ, who offered Himself as the last great sacrificial lamb. This symbolism is recognized in one of Christ's titles, "Lamb of God."