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What does it mean that Jesus is the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world?

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This phrase conveys that Christ’s sacrifice was predetermined in God’s eternal plan, signifying His central role in redeeming humanity.

The phrase 'Lamb slain from the foundation of the world,' found in Revelation 13:8, illustrates the eternal purpose and plan of God concerning redemption. This suggests that Christ's sacrificial role was within God's sovereign design before creation itself. It reflects the weight of God's initiative in salvation, as Jesus, in His foreordained role, fulfills the necessity for atonement which God established from the outset of history. The truth points to the unchanging nature of God's covenant and grace—the Lamb's sacrificial death is not a reaction to sin but a part of the divine plan to redeem His people, affirming that life in Him stem from this profound decision made in eternity.
Scripture References: Revelation 13:8

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Paul Pendleton · Dec 12, 2021
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