And he shall consecrate unto the LORD the days of his separation, and shall bring a lamb of the first year for a trespass offering: but the days that were before shall be lost, because his separation was defiled.
And the other lamb shalt thou offer at even: as the meat offering of the morning, and as the drink offering thereof, thou shalt offer it, a sacrifice made by fire, of a sweet savour unto the LORD.
One mistake, indeed, Lamb makes--he writes of Mr. Twopenny as if he had been a Bencher.
Lamb dances round a subject; Hazlitt grapples with it.
Charles Lamb did both; and the years as they roll do but swell the rich revenues of his praise.
If it be really seriously urged against Lamb as an author that he is fantastical and artistically artificial, it must be owned he is so.
Lamb needs notes, and yet the task of adding them to a structure so fine and of such nicely studied proportions is a difficult one; it is like building a tool-house against La Sainte Chapelle.
Post and Mrs. Bliss have pointed her to the Lamb of God "who bore our sins in His own body on the tree," and she seems interested to hear and learn more.
I get hold of the lamb and take it ashore, and put it by my side.
You may be sure that they all ran quickly, and it was well that they did; for the lamb had broken its leg, and could not have lived much longer if some one had not taken care of it.
Come, Mollie and Bessie, come quick and help me; for the dear little lamb is hurt, and I'm afraid it will die.
Very soon the lamb began to revive, much to the delight of the children; and little Lulu would hardly leave its side all that day.
He came at once, took the lamb tenderly in his arms, carried it home, laid it on a soft bed, and gave it some warm milk.
It is a pity how the community forces sensationalism, commercialism, and finally humbug and fraud on a naïve little country girl who ought to be left alone with her pet lamb in her mother's kitchen.
How hallow'd yon spot where a hero is lying, Embalm'd in the holiness worship bedews, The lamb watching over the sleep of the lion, Religion enthroned on the tomb of the Bruce!
My soul is ever with thee, My thoughts are ever with thee, As the flower to the sun, as the lamb to the lea, So turns my fond spirit to thee.
On Earth While in heaven above the saved are with Christ and the holy angels before the throne, and follow the Lamb whithersoever He goeth, it is to be remembered that on earth all is desolation and emptiness.
Christ was "the Lambslain from the foundation of the world.
The veil of the temple was rent when the Lamb of God expired upon the cross,--sign to all that He had caused "the sacrifice and the oblation to cease.
As they have fallen in death, it has been with closing eyes fixed upon "that day" when Christ shall come to take His people to the New Jerusalem preparing above "The Lamb there in His beauty Without a veil is seen.
This was an acknowledgment of transgression of God's law, meriting death, and a confession of faith in the Lamb of God who was to suffer death in the sinner's stead, and whose atoning blood would plead for him before the righteous law.
The wolf and the lamb shall feed together, and the lion shall eat straw like the bullock: and dust shall be the serpent's meat.
They, too, overcame by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony, loving not their lives unto the death.
In the centre of the church, on a white marble sarcophagus, lay a figure wrapped in thick folds of drapery, with a wolf and a lamb at his feet.
And may the all-merciful God do this promptly and fearfully, that no innocent lambof our flock may be led astray by that unclean one.
I thought of our pet lamb at home, and stepped vigorously onward, till at the end of an hour I had recovered from my fatigue, and felt fresher than at setting out.
Climbing the Gorner Grat with Twichell, they sat down to rest, and a lambfrom a near-by flock ventured toward them.
He held on with undiscouraged perseverance till he carried his point; the lambfinally put its nose in Mark's hand, and he was happy all the rest of the day.
We had lamb chops for lunch; let him that is without sin amongst us—for example, the editor of the Vegetarian Times—cast the first stone at the house-martins.
Even Juliet, I don’t doubt, ate lamb chops like the rest of us.
Guests, down your throats white veal and lamb cram, And drink the health of good King Famcram!
These Scriptures are in accord with Peter's testimony of Christ as "a Lamb without blemish and without spot, who verily was foreordained before the foundation of the world.
Lamb of God, and was taught and practised by later prophets down to the time of Christ.
The transgression of Adam was foreknown, even before the man was embodied in flesh; and because of the results entailed upon humankind a Redeemer was chosen, even "the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world.
That the Mightier One referred to was none other than Jesus the Christ is thus set forth in the words of John: "Behold the Lamb of God.
These are they who shall not be redeemed from the devil, until the last resurrection, until the Lord, even Christ the Lamb shall have finished his work.
The mother made off, but the lamb sat and squatted like a hare; and so Antonio took him up and carried him home.
Being an active sort of man in his way, though well over fifty, and given to wandering on the mountains above Calenzana, he had come one day upon a wild sheep with a lamb running at her heels.
Near a bush Kenneth quickly dug a grave, and with a sigh he laid the lamb therein, and covered it up, laying the sod down again, so that it was scarcely discernible from the turf around it.
He got the spade, and carried that and the dead lamb far up above the spot where he had cut the heather.
A shepherd-boy talking to his dog; between them a lamb is lying on the ground.
From Suessa Aurunca, an account was brought of a lamb born with two heads; from Sinuessa, of a swine with a human head.
At Asculum, a lamb had been born with two heads and five feet.
At Caere a pig with two heads had been littered, and a lamb yeaned which was both male and female.
The heat is terrible and the poor, dearlamb has perspiration on her forehead.
In this particular latitude March is not very apt to temper the wind to such a shorn lamb as smiles out of that painting, clad with Cupid-like garments of infinite grace, but questionable warmth.
Another prophecy of the same Confucius is also found in his second book, which is applied equally to Jesus, though He is not designated under the name of the Lamb of God.
If lamb and salad could make him happy he might have enjoyed his sojourn in Newgate.
On motion, resolved: That we will not patronize Brother Lamb in his market shaving [extortion] shop, or any other of the kind in this place.
The best way of cooking lamb is to roast it; when drest otherwise it is insipid, and not so good as mutton.
Beef; including pickling and smoking it Veal Mutton and Lamb Pork; including Bacon, Sausages, &c.
Lamb is always roasted; generally a whole quarter at once.
Remove the paper when the meat is nearly done, and dredge the lamb with a little flour.
So the wolf falls upon the lamb and makes a meal of him.
It is singular to notice that the reasoning of the wolf with the lamb should be transferred to the dealings of the Creator with his creatures.
Simply this: "O Lamb of God, still keep me close to Thy pierced side; 'Tis only there in safety and peace I can abide.
And looking upon Jesus, as he walked, he said, Behold the Lamb of God.
God knows we would not pen a line to discourage the feeblest lamb in all the precious flock of Christ.
But where and when was the holy, spotless, precious Lambof God made sin?
It may be you have heard from the lips of some ardent lover of Jesus, "Behold the Lamb of God.
Behold theLamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.
But let the reader note particularly John's testimony to the person of the Lamb of God.
Amongst those who had been gathered by the powerful ministry of John the Baptist there were two men who heard him deliver his glowing testimony to the Lamb of God.
He was "the Lamb of God bearing away the sin of the world.
