...evangelist John, chap. i., first represents him to their faith as a Saviour for sinners: 'Behold,' says he, 'the Lamb of God, that takes away the sins of the world ! ' So at the beginning of it, ver. 29 ; but in the close of it, ver. 84, ' And I saw, and bare record,...

...impunity for the offenders, that they might be absolved, and treated as if they had never been criminal. He is ' the Lamb of God, that takes away the sins of the world,' John i. 29, alow : the word signifies to take up, as well as to take away. He took the guilt upon his shoulders,...

...impunity for the offenders, that they might be absolved, and treated as if they had never been criminal. He is ' the Lamb of God, that takes away the sins of the world,' John i. 29, ououv : the word' signifies to take up, as well as to take away. He took the guilt upon his shoulders,...

...is the person I meant ; it is .he to whom God hath given the Spirit not by measure ; it is he that is the Lamb of God, that takes away the sins of the world ; you cannot think I should be so foolish, as to deny my words. If you had respect for me, and good...

...of is the person I meant ; it is he to whom God hath given the Spirit not by measure ; it is he that is the Lamb of God, that takes away the sins of the world ; you cannot think I should be so foolish, as to deny my words. If you had respect for me, and good...

...Many a humble Christian feels the burden of sin, and feels the blessed relief which comes of beholding the Lamb of God, that takes away the sins of the world ; who yet could give you but a very imperfect account of the rationale of the great Atonement. A man...

...Many a humble Christian feels the burden of sin, and feels the blessed relief which comes of beholding the Lamb of God, that takes away the sins of the world; who yet could give you but a very imperfect account of the rationale of the great Atonement. A man...

...Many a humble Christian feels the burden of sin, and feels the blessed relief which comes of beholding the Lamb of God, that takes away the sins of the world ; who yet could give you but a very imperfect account of the rationale of the great Atonement. A man...

...redemption of mankind, together with His laws, doctrine, and ministry. ' That very Christ of God, who is the Lamb of God, that takes away the sins of the world, was slain, was dead, and is alive ; and lives for ever in His divine eternal glory, dominion, and power,...

...who was meant by that. A Lamb for gentleness and purity, a Lamb as a sacrificial victim for lost men, the Lamb of God that takes away the sins of the world. Xet was He the lion as well as the lamb — a lion in kingly majesty and strength, the very Prince...