The Undercover Adventist

  "Behold the Lamb" Text: Genesis 22:7–8; Exodus 12:3–13; Revelation 5:5–10 Throughout Scripture, one symbol emerges with deep and powerful meaning—the lamb. From the thickets of Mount Moriah, to the homes of enslaved Israelites in Egypt, and finally to the throne room of heaven in Revelation, the lamb is not just an animal. It is a promise, a substitute, a Savior.  The Question of the Lamb – Genesis 22:7–8 Isaac asks a piercing question: “Behold the fire and the wood, but where is the lamb for a burnt offering?” This is not just the curiosity of a child; it is a theological echo that would resound throughout history. Abraham responds in faith: “God will provide for Himself the lamb.” Here, on Mount Moriah, we begin to see the first glimpse of substitution. Isaac, the beloved son, is spared. A ram is caught in the thicket—provided by God. This moment is more than a test of faith; it’s a prophetic shadow of a greater sacrifice to come.  The Blood of the Lamb – Exo...