The Yearling Lamb

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(primary) Exodus 12:5
(secondary) John 1:29
(secondary) Luke 4:18–21 — Luke 4:18-21
(secondary) Hebrews 5:7–9 — Hebrews 5:7-9
(secondary) Isaiah 7:14–16 — Isaiah 7:14-16
(secondary) Zechariah 3:3–9 — Zechariah 3:3-9
(secondary) 1 Peter 2:22–23 — 1 Peter 2:22-23
(secondary) Isaiah 53:7–9 — Isaiah 53:7-9
(secondary) 2 Corinthians 5:21
(secondary) Luke 22:37
(secondary) Hebrews 4:14–15 — Hebrews 4:14-15
(secondary) Revelation 14:4–5 — Revelation 14:4-5
(secondary) Romans 6:4

144 last adam melchizedek priesthood imitation of messiah one year ministry of yahshua zechariah 3 joshua the high priest acceptable year of the lord yearling lamb passover substitutionary atonement lamb of the first year exodus 12:5 baptism of yahshua yearling lamb water baptism remnant 000 no guile

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Summary This book argues that Yahshua fulfilled not only the Passover lamb's spotlessness but its age requirement, 'a male of the first year' (Exodus 12:5). Declared the Lamb at His baptism, He walked one 'acceptable year' under scrutiny, overcame on the Mount of Temptation as the Second Adam, and was slain as a legal proxy for sinners. It reads Zechariah 3 as His consecration, counts one Passover in the Gospels, and calls baptized believers and the 144,000 to walk as yearling lambs.

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This book argues that Yahshua fulfilled not only the Passover lamb's spotlessness but its age requirement, 'a male of the first year' (Exodus 12:5). Declared the Lamb at His baptism, He walked one 'acceptable year' under scrutiny, overcame on the Mount of Temptation as the Second Adam, and was slain as a legal proxy for sinners. It reads Zechariah 3 as His consecration, counts one Passover in the Gospels, and calls baptized believers and the 144,000 to walk as yearling lambs.

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