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The lamb on this site is the first offering, the blood on the doorposts in Egypt, the Lamb of God and the gentle creature that will one day lie down with the lion. Much of the material comes from Oahspe. These are the pages where it appears.
The first offerings
On The death of Adam Gabriel teaches Adam and Eve farming and herding, and Adam learns to sacrifice a lamb, shear wool and skin sheep. On Abel Cain only makes an offering when his father grows angry, and then he takes the smallest of his sheep and keeps his eyes on the lamb.
The lamb in place of a child
Oahspe tells how the sacrifice of children was ended in India. On Book of the Arc of Bon the kings of Vind’yu are told:
you should no longer pursue the sacrifice of human blood, but instead thereof make sacred the blood of the lamb
Oahspe, Book of the Arc of Bon
The child Capilya is sprinkled with the blood of a lamb and called the Lamb of Heaven, and from then on mortals were no longer sacrificed to the gods with the consent of the kings. I follow his story on Capilya: Restorer of Vind’yu’s Faithists.
The blood of the lamb in Egypt
On History of Capilya, Moses, and Chine: Leaders of the Faithists the hot wind of Abib 9 kills the first-born of Egupt and spares the Israelites during their lamb sacrifice covenant. On The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus Christ Jesus watches the butchers kill lambs and birds and burn them on the altar in the name of God.
Bull and lamb, Taurus and Aries
Oahspe pairs the lamb with the bull as signs of the gods. On The Book of Saphah Sed is the sign Aries, a lamb, the sign of wisdom and gentleness, and the interpretation of Osiris reads:
I am the Tau and the Sed (Taurus and Aries, bull and lamb), the power and wisdom over all and within all.
Osiris, as interpreted in Oahspe, The Book of Saphah
On The Goddess Isis: the reluctant savior of Egypt’s Atlantis Survivors the bull stands for Osiris, “to go forth,” and the lamb for Isis, “to rest in meekness.” On Book of Es, Daughter of Jehovih a fire-boat goes out with figure-heads of the bull and the lamb as symbols of the attributes of a god.
The lion and the lamb
On Yeshua ben Joseph (Jesus), the High King born of the lineage of David Anna, the voice of the Magdalenes, speaks of a New Day when the lamb and the lion lie peacefully together. On Book of Jehovih’s Kingdom on Earth the lion eats straw and the lamb rejoices in its kin without fear. On The Essenes: an ancient mystical movement originating around 200-300 BCE the saint seen as the necessary sacrificial lamb is part of a worship that the speaker says must end. On Is Religion Part of the Reptilian Agenda? the lamb returns as a sacrificial icon of Babylonian ritual.
Related pages
- The death of Adam
- Abel
- Book of the Arc of Bon
- Capilya: Restorer of Vind’yu’s Faithists
- The Book of Saphah
- The Goddess Isis: the reluctant savior of Egypt’s Atlantis Survivors
- Yeshua ben Joseph (Jesus), the High King born of the lineage of David
- The Essenes: an ancient mystical movement originating around 200-300 BCE
- Is Religion Part of the Reptilian Agenda?
For every page I tagged with Lamb, see the Lamb tag archive.
